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Glen Mazza commented on ROL-1998:
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Hi Matt, question, in allowing your blog to be served by both http and https,
do you know if that would end up harming your search engine hits & Google
Analytics results by dividing your blog hits into two (or you really don't
care)? I'm not sure if you have 250 hits via http:// and 250 hits via https://
you might be on the 4th page of Google results instead of the first (if you had
500 hits using one schema); also, it might (?) be harder to determine your most
popular blog articles via Google Analytics if they're divided between the two
schemes.
> Allow both HTTP and HTTPS by using // instead of schema://
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>
> Key: ROL-1998
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ROL-1998
> Project: Apache Roller
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: User Interface - General
> Affects Versions: 5.0.3
> Reporter: Matt Raible
> Assignee: Roller Unassigned
>
> On http://raibledesigns.com, I'd love to be able to serve up my site with
> both HTTP and HTTPS. I've found that the easiest way to do this (in a web
> browser) is to use schema-less URLs (// instead of http://). However, many of
> the Roller macros use the Absolute URL's value to construct their URL.
> I tried using "//raibledesigns.com" as an absolute URL, but this didn't work.
> You can see the issues I encountered on the Roller mailing list:
> http://markmail.org/message/wpmqspvapb2p5lx5
> As a workaround for many URLs, I was able to append ".replace('https://',
> '')" in my theme. However, there were a number of them I was unable to change
> b/c they're embedded in macros.
> Atom/RSS Feeds
> OpenSearch
> Category Links (#showWeblogCategoryLinksList)
> Page Links (#showPageMenu)
> Recent Entries (#showWeblogEntryLinksList)
> Read More
> RDF Comment
> $url.home
> $url.feed.entries.atom
> $url.tag
> For Atom/RSS feeds, I can see why the Absolute URL is important. However, for
> the HTML-rendered version, it'd be great if the schema from the browser's
> address bar could be used.
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