I can force all page elements to utilise https by placing this code in the app/etc/config.xml:
<frontend> <secure_url> <all>/</all> </secure_url> </frontend>
But I only want the login, create account, cart, checkout and contact page to be secure.
If I use something like this:
<frontend> <secure_url> <checkout_cart>/checkout/cart</checkout_cart> </secure_url> </frontend>
It doesnt work - The page uses https but isnt fully secure as there are unsecure elements on the page.
Hi there.
You can acheive most of what you are after by changing some settings in the admin area. As long as your secure url is set correctly in system configuration and you have turned on "use secure urls in the frontend", your checkout, login and register pages would forward to https.
Now as for your contacts page; this is a bit more trickey to do out of the box and would require a custom rule outside of the system configuration but at this point my question is why not just make your entire site run under https? It is now considered best practice and is looked favourably on by google. There are some things to consider if decidiing to do that though.
Regards,
Andy
Thanks for your answer.
Do you an example please ?
Is it something like that :
<frontend> <secure_url> http://www.my_url.fr </secure_url> </frontend>
No don't need to do anything in config.xml. Go to admin>System > Configuration > General > Web
Under secure url pass the url as https://www.my_url.fr
and under unsecure url http://www.my_url.fr
With this you will see https only on login/register and checkout page.
You can make setting like this.