Well, you can do that with some redirect code, but it will redirect all your site traffic to https, which is usually not desirable. If you did that, you may also have to update any internal links on the site (depending on how your links are created) to include https so a visitor never fell back to http. What are you using SSL for? Usually it is restricted to an order page or shopping cart application... mjp --- DiscountASP.NET
Yeah.. this is a very common problem that can only be resolve programatically. Like our control panel, we check to make sure the connection is HTTPS and if you use HTTP the code will automatically do a server redirect to https. Bruce DiscountASP.NET www.DiscountASP.NET
Hi, i want to know how to solve the SSL issue. i can see the pad lock in the browser when i type https://www.testpage.com but if i type http://www.testpage.comor testpage.com or www.testpage.com then no pad lock in the browser. is there any way to redirectto https://www.testpage.comeven i type any one of these. (http://www.testpage.comor testpage.com or www.testpage.com ) Thanks Hope some can guide me to solve the issue. Mary Ann
