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Going from HTTP to HTTPS on the same site?

Thread began 9/02/2009 10:46 am by Peterson Design Studio - jefferis | Last modified 10/26/2011 12:29 pm by Peterson Design Studio - jefferis | 2731 views | 6 replies

Peterson Design Studio - jefferis

Going from HTTP to HTTPS on the same site?

Hi folks, Just looking for a bit of information for a client who has a paypal checkout, but was recommended to get an SSL and Https for the cart pages. I was just wondering what the procedure is for changing links, linking, modifying the existing eCart, in order to acknowledge the new directory or secure pages? Is this something that should be accomplished with htaccess instead and a rewrite ?? If so, how? And will it break the existing eCart's coding?
Thanks
Jeff

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