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  • @helloeng

    The iTSec plugin Secure Socket Layer(SSL) settings is nothing more than a safety precaution.

    Should you ever forget to access your env (either frontend or backend) using SSL, with these settings enabled, an automatic redirect from a non SSL (http) to an SSL (https) URL takes place.
    Basically it ensures your website is always accessed over a secure connection.

    Example. You have enabled the Force SSL for Dashboard setting.
    From now on when you accidentally try to access the WP Dashboard using a non SSL (http) URL you will automatically be redirected to a SSL (https) URL.

    So trying to access the following non SSL URL:

    https://www.domain.com/wp-admin

    gets auto redirected to:

    https://www.domain.com/wp-admin

    dwinden

    Thread Starter helloeng

    (@helloeng)

    @dwinden

    Thanks for your response. I just added a redirect to my .htaccess. Now when I type any of my urls with http, it redirects to https.

    I found this redirect code on the ithemes website. just add 2 lines of code, that was it ??

    you can find it here:

    https://ithemes.com/codex/page/Fix_Non-SSL_Elements_on_SSL_Page

    @helloeng

    As always there are multiple possible solutions.
    It seems your question is answered now so please mark this topic as ‘resolved’.

    dwinden

    Thread Starter helloeng

    (@helloeng)

    I tend to think a support topic is not resolved until a plugin author replied. But oh well..

    @helloeng

    I tend to think a support topic is resolved when a solution is provided or the question is properly answered (and not necessarily by the plugin author).

    We all have our own view upon the world ??

    dwinden

    Thread Starter helloeng

    (@helloeng)

    @dwinden. We sure do. Mine is definitely a ‘special’ world view ??

    Anywhoo, my site works, so all is good.

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