Combining multiple HTTPS sites
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Hi there!
I am currently combining several sites (corporate brochure site and ecommerce site) for a client into one central website. All of the content and structure on the new site is set up and relevant pages have 301 redirects ready.
My main concern is that the old .co.uk website has an SSL certificate and will be pointing to the new pages on the new .com website (with new SSL in place). Will this cause connection privacy issues? And if so, what's the best way to resolve them?
Many thanks!
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Hi Martijn,
Yes they are luckily. However, the twist in the tale is that the server had also been moved, so the 301s from non-https pages worked fine, but https pages gave off a browser security error as no SSL was installed on the new server that housed the htaccess file.
An SSL is being installed as we speak, so hopefully that should solve the issue.
Thanks for the response
Daniel
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Hi Daniel,
I think it shouldn't, as I guess you're going to make sure the redirects are in place to link from the old sites to the new one?
Martijn.
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