Http to Htpps

[tooth]

i reselty purchased DEDICATED SLL certificate from Hostgator
and they are telling me to change all http links to https://


i want to hire some good programmer who can do this for me

reason for which i buyed ssl thing



i need serious programmers who can do this to me

tooth Reviewed by tooth on 5th Jan 2012. Http to Htpps i reselty purchased DEDICATED SLL certificate from Hostgator and they are telling me to change all http links to https:// i want to hire some good programmer who can do this for me reason for which i buyed ssl thing http://www.killurtime.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/goo.jpg Rating: 5

[XSLTel]

in htaccess :

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^.*$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ "https\:\/\/www\.killurtime\.com\/$1" [R=301,L]

Highest Regards
Mohammed H

[gtaclub]

Add this on your .htaccess. (Replace yourdomain.com to your domain name)

RewriteEngine On 
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [R,L] 

[tooth]

does any nthing i have to change with my wordpress general url setting

to change it to
https://killurtime.com

mu images or not loading in my site

and my latest posts are not showin up
only if i log in to my admin account i see those posts

hostgator spports are not helping me in this

[tooth]

okb ut i am not seeing any images on my site

i wish ay godd programer help me in this iam ready to pay

thanks PM

[BlaZe]

You need to login Wordpress Admin -> Settings -> General.
Change the URLs with https://killurtime.com

Done.

Your images would load then.

Also you can read up more here: http://www.l337fx.com/redirect-https-htaccess.html

[tooth]

no luck

anyother option to do coding of site?

[tooth]

i want to get rid of that red line on that lock

[tooth]

ok i got it for every image in site i have to remove it and remove httP and make it as https://

i wonder what will be the use of this?

[jayfella]

it begs the question "why did you move to https anyway". Your first post only shows that you were using https, and hostgator are telling you that if you want to do that, you need a certificate. A simple alternative would have been to not use https.

SSL is only required for sensitive data websites, such as making a payment or logging in. Using https site-wide is overkill, and requires more CPU useage on the server, hence only enable it on pages that require it, such as the login page and maybe the Admin CP.