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Autor: Erik B.
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Hi,
Why does not https work?
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Erik, have you upgraded your hosting to https (SSL certificate)?
If not, you will need to contact your host or purchase a 3rd party SSL certificate and have it installed by your host. In the meantime you can only use http://
Erik,
Looks like it works, I can enter the https site. If you mean Eribo.
X5 keeps asking for correct adress, don't worry, just set the https and ignore the message of x5.
But a small tip create an .htacces file with a rerouting to the https site.
Check the FAQ of your provider they should have an example for you how to do this.
@ Incomedia,
Can you check this, I have this issue also, x5 keeps calling the adress on step 1 wrong when exporting changes to the webserver if used for https.
And yes the site is https.
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Hello everyone.
Are you sure this is happening with every website under this condition? I've tested exporting a website with https set in step 1, and I got no error message whatsoever. I'm using subfolders even.
Maybe there's a correlation between these URL being marked as incorrect, but I haven't been able to reproduce this, even on user's projects.
Please let me know if you discover anything else on this
Thank you
Stefano
Hello Stafano
I have it on multiple projects in 1 test on evo and 2 normal projects in pro.
But with the same provider. I think it has something to do with the provider. And the build up of there use of webspace.
I would be happy to give you the test project, I only hope that you can connect from outside the Netherlands, sometimes this is closed by provider for security.
Best Regards
PS that's also why I mentioned to Erik to leave it, the site works good anyway. But it is anoying.
THX!
Erik,
Following Esach's advice, please see my last comment in https://helpcenter.websitex5.com/pt/post/184491
... in French and for a french provider, but may be it will help you to make your site in https!
For any further detail do not hesitate to come back here.
Good luck.
Regards,
Danielle