htaccess & SSL

[Sketch]

Hey,

If someone goes to my site http://www.site.com/payment OR http://site.com/payment how can I make it automatically redirect them to https://www.site.com/payment

Do you do this via php, htaccess or some other means?

[Sketch]

& Also,

I have this code;

RewriteRule ^about/$ about [R]

I just want to get rid of the slash. And it directs me to http://mysite.com/home/myusername/home/about

Why does it do this? Is there anything I can do to stop this?

[themole]

This is how to do it via PHP, not sure how to with .htaccess.

if($_SERVER['ssl_access'] != 1 && $_SERVER['HTTPS'] != on)
header("Location: https://www.yourdomain.tld/$_SERVER[SCRIPT_URL]");

Originally Posted by Sketch

& Also,

I have this code;

RewriteRule ^about/$ about [R]

I just want to get rid of the slash. And it directs me to http://mysite.com/home/myusername/home/about

Why does it do this? Is there anything I can do to stop this?

I know on my server, it automatically puts the trailing / on folders. I get stuck in loop when I try to redirect it because of that. This is what I was using, maybe it will work for you or get you going in the right direction:


RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/about/$ [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) /about


-the mole

[Sketch]

Thank you mole man, I will try that now