Really Simple SSL is fully multisite compatible. In combination with Really Simple SSL Pro multisite you get full control over your multisite SSL setup. The different options you have when activating for multisite can be a little daunting, so in this article I’ll try to
There are two situations where a normal hyperlink to an external URL could get replaced to https The website domain is part of the external domain If for example, the external URL is http://domain.com.au, while the website URL is http://domain.com, this can happen. Really Simple
With the WPMU Dev pro sites plugin, you can create a front end signup form to enable users to register and create their own website. If you have some of those websites not on SSL, but the signup website is SSL, you might get the
Frido mentioned to me that there seems to be an issue with Multisite if you use both http and https sites. The issue occurs when you do a network upgrade. The following message appears: Upgrade Network https://nonsecureddomain.com Warning! Problem updating https://nonsecureddomain.com. Your server may not
Yes, you can use Really Simple SSL for multisite. When you activate Really Simple SSL on a multisite environment, you can choose to network activate, or to activate per-site. When you network activate, you get the same option again (might be confusing) but even on
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