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If you are placing link to non-secure page from secure page; browser will show warning message for sure. As far as i know, you will have to find secure source of this link or you can do this by placing javascript that redirect to this microsoft http page (i did not tried it but i think it should work).
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SSL certificates are issued to the domain it then requires installing via your host or yourself. Shared hosting, the host would do the install for you since you don't normally have the option to do so. On unmanaged services such as dedicated, vps and instances on Amazon you are expected to install software yourself.
Valid SSL certificates are issued by ...
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RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]
Should do the trick.
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If your web page is hosted on port 9001, just enable any port on your linux box and make these changes in /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf. Then, set your listen port to 9002 and create your SSL certificate and key and put the following configuration in your httpd.conf file:
Listen 9001
<VirtualHost *:9001>
ServerAdmin root@localhost
DocumentRoot ...
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This Stack Overflow answer makes some good points.
It would be important to explicitly specify the protocol so that the target asset is loaded correctly within a document opened from a local drive (file:) or when using "iframe magic" (about:).
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BuySellAds does not support SSL at this time. I spent several hours setting up an account and configuring ad code on my site based on the previous answer. Your site must also go through an approval process. When their placement scripts failed to load under SSL, I opened a support ticket and found out they do not support SSL. This wasted quite a few hours ...
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Google Analytics tracks HTTP and HTTPS with it's default configuration. So I think it's likely that your problems are some other configuration of your Analytics code.
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This blog explains what's happening:
After enabling HTTPS for a certain VHOST (within MAMP, but that is
probably not relevant), Internet Explorer 8 started denying to display
any HTTPS enabled page, showing a 403 Forbidden error instead. This
problem occurred because of the following setting in my Apache
configuration…
In your Apache SSL config ...
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From an SEO standpoint, it's not necessarily bad to force HTTPS. From a User Experience perspective however, it's usually not a great idea. Forcing HTTPS will use more bandwidth, and more resources on your server, which will result in a someone degraded User Experience. This could potentially cause your site to have a higher Bounce Rate, which in turn can ...
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This is most likely happening because your not rendering all elements on the page as SSL.
Check the source of your page and ensure that local javascripts are loading via /path/script.js and not http://www.d.com/js/script.js.
Also ensure images and every other element is secure. Simply search for "http://" in the source, this includes external ...
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EV certs don't do what they were supposed to do--improve user ability to identify whether a site is legitimate or not.
See: http://www.usablesecurity.org/papers/jackson.pdf
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About a year ago there was a bug in the permalink generating code for my WordPress site, which gets about 70% traffic from Google. The canonical tag started using the WP short URL format instead of the regular format.
Two weeks later, I found the bug when I noticed that my URLs were showing weird in the Google index. Instead of the full ...
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I have been part of a similar transition on a moderately high traffic website, although with a difference: all of the URLS were changed and no 301 redirects were put in place.
I monitored closely the impact on Google rankings for roughly a month, and for most key words, 2-3 positions were gained, although I'm fairly certain that was completely due to better ...
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I believe Google ranks the first URL seen should it be a short url, http or even https unless a canonical link has been used so right they are separate rankings so 301 transition would result in some juice lost in the transition.
However as John has also said its doubtful this would hurt stack, since stack has tons authority and trust with Google.
Also ...
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Your proposed solution is the best way forward from an SEO perspective. You avoid duplicate content by using the canonical URL and the 301 redirect will transfer most of your PageRank (a small amount is lost in the redirect). Plus thanks to the strength of Stack Overflow's pages in Google I would be more then stunned if you saw any fluctuations in your ...
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I know this problem has solved but adding few lines that can help other people to understand this issue in details.
If your SSL certificate installed correctly and working on one or other browsers, in most of the cases, the issue behind not working on specific browser is from your programming side.
I found many website owner complaining about design ...
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I was able to set up a link from an HTTPS page to a HTTP page on another domain and still pass the first page's URL as a referrer using the following technique.
Definitions
Origin page: HTTPS page where the link to the HTTP hosted destination page is situated. In this example: https://example1.com/origin.html
Destination page: HTTP page which has access ...
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First, you need to disable 'Require SSL' in SSL Settings. Then you can follow skottt's solution.
BTW, I followed RuslanY Blog's blog
http://ruslany.net/2009/04/10-url-rewriting-tips-and-tricks/
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