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[janbielik Friend janbielikJoin date: August 2010Posts: 51Downloads:0Uploads:12 Thanks: 6]

#174084

I have bought an SSL Certificate and installed on my site correctly. Ho to set up template and Joomla to work correctly? It shows me errors in browsers IE, FF and also Chrome. How to set loading of every item in HTTPS?

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#439063

<em>@janbielik 301584 wrote:</em><blockquote>I have bought an SSL Certificate and installed on my site correctly. Ho to set up template and Joomla to work correctly? It shows me errors in browsers IE, FF and also Chrome. How to set loading of every item in HTTPS?</blockquote>
Which JATC Template (and Joomla version) are you using?

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#439066

<em>@TomC 301595 wrote:</em><blockquote>Which JATC Template (and Joomla version) are you using?</blockquote>

Joomla 2.5.1 and JA Tiris

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#439067

<em>@janbielik 301598 wrote:</em><blockquote>Joomla 2.5.1 and JA Tiris</blockquote>

You can enable certain menu items to be SSL via the menu item parameters or can force the whole site to be SSL via the global configuration or just the administration area. There’s an option for it in the menu item’s options.

Go to admin area >> Menus >> your Menu >> your menu Item >> Meta Data Options >> Secure >> On >> Save.

Alternatively you can use the Yireo SSL plugin for even more precision:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/site-management/url-redirection/11326

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#439069

<em>@TomC 301599 wrote:</em><blockquote>

You can enable certain menu items to be SSL via the menu item parameters or can force the whole site to be SSL via the global configuration or just the administration area. There’s an option for it in the menu item’s options.

Go to admin area >> Menus >> your Menu >> your menu Item >> Meta Data Options >> Secure >> On >> Save.

Alternatively you can use the Yireo SSL plugin for even more precision:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/site-management/url-redirection/11326

</blockquote>

I have made this:

1. Set SSL in Global configuration
2. Installed plugin

But it doesn’t solve the problem 🙁 Is it necessary to set each item of menu?

Backend is shown is https:// without problems.

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#439073

You might also check your configuration.php file . . . .

Does it have the following setting?
[FONT=’Lucida Grande’][/FONT]<blockquote>var $force_ssl = ‘1’;</blockquote>

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#439074

<em>@TomC 301606 wrote:</em><blockquote>You might also check your configuration.php file . . . .

Does it have the following setting?
[FONT=’Lucida Grande’][/FONT]</blockquote>

It was set to var $force_ssl = ‘2’; – I have change it to 1, but nothing changed.

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#439087

1. May relative URL’s cause the problem?

2. I found this in index.php

<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

3. SSL Plugin settings

I don´t know what to do…

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#439102

I have removed any “http” from index.php, but still shows me error…

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#439105

I would start over with all these changes… in the plugin you’ve got everything to be ssl’d and then most if not everything excluded.
IF you ssl cert is installed properly then simply going to global config and saying FORCE SSL should be sufficient.
if not please supply link to the site, and clearer information what is and what is not happening… screenshots with annotation help alot

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#439129

I have checked everything from A to Z, now it works, but there is a small problem in Android devices /browser/. It shows invalid certificate for my domain issued by my hosting company. I have purchased ssl today.

BUT ANYWAY THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!!!

Best regards from Slovakia! 😀

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#439133

Ne máš za čo !
Medved

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