I remembered: Push the buton UPDATE in de products list.(Stupid me....)

That's solved.

The site (piggybankshop.nl) is not however yet recognized by Google (I loades it 12.00 h this sunday) . Google says that I have to add a 'section  in the DNS settings. Or am I impatient......? 

Kind regards, Gert

Gert please be patient, it can take weeks to become listed (& paying for SEO seldom helps).

You obviously have a security certificate for your site (https://piggybankshop.nl), but the insecure site still comes up so you may wish to modify your .htaccess file, I believe this does the trick

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

If a search engine or user finds the insecure site it can raise concerns with them.

You can further increase your exposure by using facebook (either mention it yourself, create a fb page or better still, have people talk about your site) and of course if you can get links to your site from others that works really well.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/basics/get-on-google

You can also submit your site to Bing

https://www.bing.com/webmasters/help/url-submission-62f2860b

Thanks for your reply. 

It's on GOOGLE now. That is quick....

There is an http://www.piggybankshop.nl and a https://piggybankshop.nl Both for the same site. 

How and where do I manage the rewriting? 

You could as website host also manage an SSL certificate for http://www.piggybankshop.nl. I prefer that option if possible. Than there is no unsafe site anymore. 
My compliments to you and the Incomedia team for how good it works this 2021-4.4. I am very pleased with it. 

Gert, you need to edit the .htaccess file in your hosting directory. You can do this using 3rd party ftp software (eg Filezilla is free), or you can get the file through WX5 using the file browser. Step 5, upload website to internet.

Save the file, edit it with notepad (highlight the .htaccess file and right click, open with), save it and then upload it back to your hosting (I added the above text on the line after # WebSite X5 - End Code).

After this anyone typing piggybankshop.nl will see https://piggybankshop.nl as the url

All this does is ensure traffic to and from the website is secure.

PS I am just a user with moderator priviledges.

THANK YOU!

Seen it. The present file is:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=piggybankshop.nl [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=www.piggybankshop.nl [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*) https://piggybankshop.nl/$1 [L,R=301,NE]
</IfModule>

Do I have to rewrite it all?

Hello Gert,

Not enough. You need also to ask or to configure with your provider the SSL, to get a certificat.

And when your site will be under SSL you will have into your browser.

and by clicking on it

Enjoy!
Axel

That should work. If it doesn't, contact your hosting, it looks like they did it for you.

WebSiteX5 is hosting me..........! So???

Interesting. . . I will mark your post for their attention.

(Axel, Gert has SSL, problem is she can access site thru both http & https)

Hello Gert 

On WebSite X5 hosting, the SSL certificate is enabled by default

If you visit your website, you should already see this:

Please do let me know if you encounter any anomalies with this

Thank you

Stefano

Not clean

Stefano: I already have seen that https://piggybankshop.nl has this SSL certificate. What I mean that there is also the domain name http://www.piggybankshop.nl which is not. When clients click on this ne it looks not professional. What can you do? 

Axel: What do you men by not clean? 

Axel: seen it, it's only with the Introduction page. How can I get it invisible, this google text??

Stefano, as Gert said, if the user searches for piggybankshop.nl through google or enters http://piggybankshop.nl or www.piggybankshop.nl the site is displayed as insecure. It appears that the .htaccess file is allowing this. 

I believe this code forces the site to display as secure

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

Hello Gert, Esahc

As of now, htaccess code is definitely the way to go. 

This technique however might be a little complicated in some cases. For this reason, we're currently working to make this easier so that the redirect is performed automatically when on our servers

Please attempt to add the htaccess code again with assistance from other community members as far as custom code is concerned since the Staff cannot provide support for that. In the meantime, we will develop an easier solution to get this done on our official servers

Thank you

Stefano

Gert

Copy your .htaccess file down to your PC

Make a copy (in case my instructions are wrong)

Edit the .htaccess and replace these 3 lines

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=piggybankshop.nl [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=www.piggybankshop.nl [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*) https://piggybankshop.nl/$1 [L,R=301,NE]

With these 2 lines

RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

Copy .htaccess back to your host

If that works (no access to http:) great, if anything breaks rename the backup as .htaccess and copy that back. Advise us here and we will find someone who is cleverer than I am.

Before I do this, let me first explain what the issue in essence is:

I've been thinking about my issue it for a while now and lett me tell you that I am very grateful for all the advice.

My problem is not that my site is not running on our new host.it (very well and safe in fact!) but the following:

I want when someone types in http://www.piggybankshop.nl he/she is automatically linked/redirected to the safe variant https://piggybankshop.nl. In my humble opinion (I am certainly not an expect as you all noticed, but an enthusiast user) it’s all written already in htaccess, this redirection. But somehow it does not work.

Try it yourself: type http://www.piggybankshop.nl and you will see an unsafe website.

Maybe it s an issue for our new host, host-it. And will it be included with a next update as Stefano suggested?

Gert, the code I provided should rename as https: irrespective of what the user writes, this would mean that your site should never appear as insecure.

I am sure Incomedia will fix this oversight eventually.

Thanks for the modified .htaccess code. Unfortunately it doesn't work.
When I enter http://piggybankshop an unsafe site keeps appearing. The standard .htaccess of X5 2021-4.5 (has been adjusted compared to 4.4. I think) doesn't add anything at this point either. I am also very satisfied with my beautiful secure website, but an unsafe copy is still roaming. That's an irritating issue, but I can live with it for the time beïng.
I'll leave this issue alone for now until someone finally fixes it.
Kind regards (to all), Gert

Gert, your post is still marked for Incomedia's attention, so I am sure they will eventually get back to you. Just as a matter of passing interest, can you post your whole .htaccess file here (in case someone can see the error in our ways)?

THANKS!

# WebSite X5 - Start Code [do not edit]

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=piggybankshop.nl [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=www.piggybankshop.nl [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*) https://piggybankshop.nl/$1 [L,R=301,NE]
</IfModule>

# WebSite X5 - End Code

Kind regards, Gert

The link I mentioned in my post of 10/06/2021 (10:49:06) is invalid. It must be http://piggybankshopnl. This is the one that’s showing an unsafe website.
Typing in the Goole URL section piggybank.nl or www.piggybank.nl and you see the safe website. I know: not much users will use the http:// spelling, but Google has generated most of the website as safe, but the unsafe one (twice!) as well. And that is puzzling me and annoying.

Kind regards and have a nice day, Gert

Gert, you only have one website, depending on whether it is accessed by http: or https: dictates whether it is transmitted securely or insecurely. The problem with the existing .htaccess code is that it appears to allow http:

If you replace your online .htaccess code with this, does it stop the issue (it did for me on another host)?

# WebSite X5 - Start Code [do not edit]

# <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
# RewriteEngine on
# RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=piggybankshop.nl [NC]
# RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !=www.piggybankshop.nl [NC]
# RewriteRule ^(.*) https://piggybankshop.nl/$1 [L,R=301,NE]
# </IfModule>

# WebSite X5 - End Code

RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

IT'S WORKING!!

The last two lines (below End Code) make all the difference. Spread this solution!

Thank you for your continued effort to help me. It is greatly appreciated!

We can now close this issue.

Gert, if you wish to close this issue can I recommend you mark my last post as correct so that others will see it.

It will be interesting to see if your next WX5 upload to your host again rewrites your .htaccess, please advise if it does.

Don't close it yet. Let's wait for the next update. I trust the developpers are (then) also aware of your solution and incorporate it?

Gert, I love your optimism :-)