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iLoveHouseMusic
iLoveHouseMusic
@ilovehousemusic
10 years ago
517 posts
In Profile Accounts > Global config, the Create SSL URLs tick box.

Scenario: My site is SSL enabled. I create a custom field for Profile_Website, so that a member with their own website can add that to their JR profile.

I add that to the Profile template using {$profile_website}, and use an 
<a href>
to link it. However, the user's website is NOT SSL enabled.
Example: http://djsomething.com

Does this mean that the browser will not trip an SSL error when someone views that user's profile page?

Just want to understand that better.

Thanks!
updated by @ilovehousemusic: 04/26/14 04:23:11AM
michael
@michael
10 years ago
7,715 posts
no.

from an SSL site you can _link_ to anywhere you like. you just cant pull in stuff from a non ssl site.

so you cant have an img src="(non-ssl url here)".
iLoveHouseMusic
iLoveHouseMusic
@ilovehousemusic
10 years ago
517 posts
@michael OK cool. What does that setting do exactly then?
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,148 posts
If you click on the small question mark to the right of the setting, it tells you what it does:

Quote:
Checking this option will cause local non-SSL URLs that are embedded in text items to be shown as an SSL url for logged in users

Hope this helps!


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iLoveHouseMusic
iLoveHouseMusic
@ilovehousemusic
10 years ago
517 posts
@brian - OK so it refers to non-SSL URLs embedded in (say) item details? Such as details brought over from youtube imports? Which I see often.

Not custom created form items.....
brian
@brian
10 years ago
10,148 posts
It's just for local URLs. So for example, if I try to put:

http://www.jamroom.net

in the forum here, for logged in users that will be converted to https: so they don't get directed over to the non SSL side. This really only matters for sites (like jamroom.net) that run both SSL and non-SSL at the same time.

It will not change YouTube URLs or any other "non local" URL.

Let me know if that helps.


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
iLoveHouseMusic
iLoveHouseMusic
@ilovehousemusic
10 years ago
517 posts
Aaah. I getcha. Thanks for the explanation!

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