I have UCC SSL certificate installed and working well.
I have mutli store step up, working well on HTTP
when I try to add SSL URL with https://www.domain.com/ and save, I get 'The page you requested cannot be found!"
When I force https for all websites, via store URL or .htaccess coding, my website loses templates (both default and custom), and is extremely slow.
Please help, I don't know what to try to fix it
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Last edited by platypuspuzzles on Wed Jun 04, 2014 11:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Turn on display errors, try to save the ssl url, and then post here the error message it gives you (and turn off display errors again).
Running Opencart v3.0.3.9 with multi-stores and the default template from https://www.labeshops.com which has links to all my stores.
Thanks for the quick reply, no errors are coming up = I have display errors and log errors turned on.
I will have a look at the error log now and post
This is affecting only my multi domains, not the main domain
I will have a look at the error log now and post
This is affecting only my multi domains, not the main domain
Labeshop, do you have folders for your subdomain websites?
If so, what needs to be in them?
What multi domain/SSL information am I meant to have in the htaccess file?
If so, what needs to be in them?
What multi domain/SSL information am I meant to have in the htaccess file?
I get this from http://www.whynopadlock.com/check.php
Domain Name: www.namepuzzles.com.au
URL Tested: https://www.namepuzzles.com.au
Number of items downloaded on page: 13
Valid Certificate found.
Certificate valid through: May 15 13:17:03 2015 GMT
Certificate Issuer: GoDaddy.com, Inc.
All 13 items called securely!
Secure calls made to other websites:
www.www.platypuspuzzles.com.auis an invalid URL/domain
ajax.googleapis.com is valid and secure.
seal.godaddy.com is valid and secure.
Domain Name: www.namepuzzles.com.au
URL Tested: https://www.namepuzzles.com.au
Number of items downloaded on page: 13
Valid Certificate found.
Certificate valid through: May 15 13:17:03 2015 GMT
Certificate Issuer: GoDaddy.com, Inc.
All 13 items called securely!
Secure calls made to other websites:
www.www.platypuspuzzles.com.auis an invalid URL/domain
ajax.googleapis.com is valid and secure.
seal.godaddy.com is valid and secure.
No, I have nothing in any domain folder other than labeshops.com where I have opencart installed. Everything opencart should be within your installation directory.
Running Opencart v3.0.3.9 with multi-stores and the default template from https://www.labeshops.com which has links to all my stores.
This is the same issue (linking as haven't read as yet)
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=108469
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=108469
I have a very similar issue, though with a small difference.
I also cannot save a new SSL URL for my multistores. If I type in anything that starts with "https" in the field and submit the form, instead of sending me to an error page, it just refreshes the form and the field is empty again. I've tried inserting bogus like "flasjdflkasd" and that actually saves. I looked in the database and it was right there. But an actual SSL URL won't! It's as if there was an error in the form, like if you'd forget to fill a required fill, except there's no error displayed.
Also, when I try inserting it in the database directly from phpMyAdmin, I get errors such as scheme undefined and host undefined on top of my pages and none of my resources and images load, though I think this is unrelated.
But about the form not sending, could that be the same as platypuspuzzles' problem and is there something either of us could do?
I also cannot save a new SSL URL for my multistores. If I type in anything that starts with "https" in the field and submit the form, instead of sending me to an error page, it just refreshes the form and the field is empty again. I've tried inserting bogus like "flasjdflkasd" and that actually saves. I looked in the database and it was right there. But an actual SSL URL won't! It's as if there was an error in the form, like if you'd forget to fill a required fill, except there's no error displayed.
Also, when I try inserting it in the database directly from phpMyAdmin, I get errors such as scheme undefined and host undefined on top of my pages and none of my resources and images load, though I think this is unrelated.
But about the form not sending, could that be the same as platypuspuzzles' problem and is there something either of us could do?
Nevermind, I corrected my main store's domain to be a subdomain as well (used to be http://www.domain.com/store/, is now store-ca.domain.com/) and now I get the exact same error as Platypuspuzzles. :/
I couldn't find a way to fix the settings form, but I found a way to at least insert my https url in there and make it work. The key was finding the two places where I need to insert it.
The obvious first one is of course in the store table. Just change the ssl column in each row and don't forget to put a slash at the end.
The less obvious one is in the setting table. It's a pretty large table, so you might want to refine your search only to rows where the key column is 'config_ssl':
And there you can insert your ssl URLs just as well. Don't forget the slash. I did and seo_url's controller didn't like me very much.
Things should work from there and the store will have its own items as well (which also seems to be a common problem if the ssl isn't set up correctly). You can verify that by echoing $this->config->get('config_store_id'), it should give the correct ID.
Now of course the problem with this method is that the form is still going to send you to a 404 if you want to change anything else in the settings. I'm guessing you'd have to remove the SSL URL, edit what you want to edit and then repeat the procedure all over again.
And yeah, this is horrible practice. I'd rather just have the form work.
The obvious first one is of course in the store table. Just change the ssl column in each row and don't forget to put a slash at the end.
The less obvious one is in the setting table. It's a pretty large table, so you might want to refine your search only to rows where the key column is 'config_ssl':
Code: Select all
SELECT * FROM `oc_setting` WHERE `key` = 'config_ssl'Things should work from there and the store will have its own items as well (which also seems to be a common problem if the ssl isn't set up correctly). You can verify that by echoing $this->config->get('config_store_id'), it should give the correct ID.
Now of course the problem with this method is that the form is still going to send you to a 404 if you want to change anything else in the settings. I'm guessing you'd have to remove the SSL URL, edit what you want to edit and then repeat the procedure all over again.
And yeah, this is horrible practice. I'd rather just have the form work.
What files do you mean? I don't know where to find Store or setting tablesThyme wrote:I couldn't find a way to fix the settings form, but I found a way to at least insert my https url in there and make it work. The key was finding the two places where I need to insert it.
The obvious first one is of course in the store table. Just change the ssl column in each row and don't forget to put a slash at the end.
The less obvious one is in the setting table. It's a pretty large table, so you might want to refine your search only to rows where the key column is 'config_ssl':
And there you can insert your ssl URLs just as well. Don't forget the slash. I did and seo_url's controller didn't like me very much.Code: Select all
SELECT * FROM `oc_setting` WHERE `key` = 'config_ssl'
Things should work from there and the store will have its own items as well (which also seems to be a common problem if the ssl isn't set up correctly). You can verify that by echoing $this->config->get('config_store_id'), it should give the correct ID.
Now of course the problem with this method is that the form is still going to send you to a 404 if you want to change anything else in the settings. I'm guessing you'd have to remove the SSL URL, edit what you want to edit and then repeat the procedure all over again.
And yeah, this is horrible practice. I'd rather just have the form work.
Ok great, thank you for helping!!
I'm editing the database>store table as we speak, but I'm getting the same old 'return to primary domain' issues, when applying the https:// to the URL and when I add the https:// url to SSL line in the store table, I get the same error messages on the front end, and my shopping cart reverts back to my primary domain's shopping cart - dumping everything in it, from the secondary website's purchases
I'm editing the database>store table as we speak, but I'm getting the same old 'return to primary domain' issues, when applying the https:// to the URL and when I add the https:// url to SSL line in the store table, I get the same error messages on the front end, and my shopping cart reverts back to my primary domain's shopping cart - dumping everything in it, from the secondary website's purchases
no, sorry the database changes do not fix the problem.
I'm just not getting any https:// to turn up when going through checkout
the database changes do not fix the problem.I'm just not getting any https:// to turn up when going through checkout
oh, and the shared shopping cart between domains isn't working either, so customers will lose their cart items when I 'do' apply the https://
I think the solution would be to move to a good web host like I did! They do all the install for you for any product you buy from them, they even move my multi-store and installed it and completely free of charge and free of bug! That's what I call a good service!
So maybe you can ask where you bought your certificate to see if they can make the install for you?
Just saying!
Cleo
So maybe you can ask where you bought your certificate to see if they can make the install for you?
Just saying!
Cleo
Opencart v1.5.4.1 fr/en
Theme: Custom
vqmod-2.6.0
PHP: 7.3 (ea-php73)
forward thinking there...the problem is with opencart's coding or lack of support, yet lets just change everything else instead of addressing the issue.
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