After activation of SSL in Really Simple SSL, there’s a success message that confirms your site has been migrated to https. SSL activated! Don’t forget to change your settings in Google Analytics en Webmaster tools. More info. When the x in the right top is clicked, an ajax call is fired that sets the “success …
Sometimes users get the issue that their images are not visible on the site after activating SSL, but the images are loaded with SSL links, and load fine when loaded directly. So this is not a mixed content error. When you look in the Chrome console (right mouse click, inspect element, console), you see a …
Frido mentioned to me 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 be able to connect to sites running on it. Error message: …
No SSL was detected If you see this message at the top of your page, this can mean two things: You don’t have an SSL certificate. You can check this on ssllabs.com/ssltest Really Simple SSL couldn’t open the testpage. This might happen because of security rules on your site. If the scan on SSL Labs checks …
Really Simple SSL inserts a marker “data-rsssl” in the websource as a way to check if it’s working. If it it’s there the mixed content fixer is active. Really Simple SSL requests your homepage, and parses the websource for this marker to be able to put on the configuration page a notification if the mixed content …