Configuring popular CMS to work via the HTTPS protocol Print

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WORDPRESS
To configure HTTPS on cms WordPress, you need to go to the site’s administrative panel. Section "Settings -> General", where the "WordPress Address (URL)" and "Site Address (URL)" fields are changed from HTTP to HTTPS.

You also need to add the line to the configuration file "wp-config.php": define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true);

 

JOOMLA
To configure the latest versions of CMS Joomla using the secure HTTPS protocol, you need to go to the administrative panel and select "System -> General settings -> Server -> Enable SSL -> Entire site"

If you have an old version of joomla, then use the following instructions: In the configuration file "configurations.php" find the following line: public $live_site ='';

and replace it with: public $live_site = 'https://smotrituda.ru'; where "smotrituda.ru" is the name of your domain.

Next, find the line: public $force_ssl = '0'; and replace it with:  public $force_ssl = '1';

 

BITRIX
Setting up HTTPS in CMS Bitrix is enabled in the site's administrative panel. Scaling Control -> Control Panel -> Global Actions -> Enable https.

 

DRUPAL
The settings must be performed in the configuration file "settings.php", which is located at /home/u12345/domain.tld/www/sites/default/settings.php. After the ?php tag, add these lines:

$conf['https'] = TRUE;

If this does not help and the site does not open correctly, add the following line to this file:

$base_url = 'https://smotrituda.ru';

where "smotrituda.ru" is the name of your domain.


MODX
In the administrative panel of the site, select the menu item "Tools -> Site -> Server type -> HTTPS"

 

HostCMS
In the administrative panel of the site, select the menu item "Site structure -> Edit -> Access via HTTPS"

 

ATTENTION! The information you are interested in can also be found on the official website of the CMS you are using.


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