13 replies to this topic

[vashichino7]

Hello Guys,

I have gone ahead and installed the correct SSL certificates and fixed the code in configure.php , however; the green tab for a second comes on and disappears... links still work however; the godaddy certifcate does not show?

Any help? thanks.

[geoffreywalton]

Hi

The green certificate will only show on secured pages.

What page are you on?

Have you tried going to the customer login page?

Cheers

G

[vashichino7]

Hey Geoffrey,

I tried https://www.savingshub.com - the green certifcate appears then disappears, the link works on https but it doesnt show the certificate.... have a look

[geoffreywalton]

I see what you mean.

Have you got https on both web urls in includes/configure.php?

Cheers

G

[vashichino7]

Yes, both enabled and correct.

[vashichino7]

and how would I go about making it use https:// when on the log in page?

[geoffreywalton]

OSC automatically invokes ssl on the required pages, if you look at a few links they specify "SSL" when they are built.

Cheers

G

[geoffreywalton]

Try this link

http://forums.oscommerce.com/topic/233458-how-to-install-ssl-on-osc-a-simple-1-2-3-instruction/

This is an extract

define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://www.yoursite.com');
define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://www.yoursite.com');
define('ENABLE_SSL', true); // secure webserver for checkout procedure?
define('HTTP_COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.yoursite.com');
define('HTTPS_COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.yoursite.com');

Cheers

G

[germ]

You have "unsecure content" on the page:

<img src="http://www.savingshub.com/images/skype_32.png" style="border: none;" width="24" height="24" alt="Skype Me™!" /></a>

You can't load content (scripts, images, iframes, etc.) from HTTP sources on HTTPS pages.

[vashichino7]

@germ thank you! the green tab does not disappear and @geoffreywalton checkout.php automatically uses https:// ; now im trying to make the log in page to SSL also!

[germ]

This might help.

[vashichino7]

Thanks @germ . I checked that out... was helpful did a few changes on the third by adding a '', 'SSL'): however it still does not turn Green.... hrmm dont know why?

[germ]

The links in the header still aren't using SSL

I can only guess you haven't edited the file correctly.

[Davis Joseph]

Sounds like a server side issue then alright. In firefox you can to tools->page info. Click on the media tab and you'll see every css, javascript and image loaded by the page. Go through each line and check the following:
- Each line starts with

https://

- Each line has a file size
- All hosts have a valid SSL certificate

To be doubly sure you can load each url in a new tab (copy and paste required) to make sure it loads properly under https and isn't redirected.