On Tue, 05 May 2009 13:20:56 -0500, Skip Evans wrote:
>[...]
>But now I have a problem implementing this on their
>development site, which is just a duplicate code base inside a
>directory public_html/_dev and a domain name dev.sitename.com,
>instead of sitename.com.
>
>The problem is, and I believe it may be the .htaccess file,
>redirecting the https pages to the live [...]
You should be telling the browser to redirect to the new page, rather
than just pulling up a page to offer back instead of the requested URL.
You want the browser to request a new page, using HTTPS (i.e. SSL or
TLS). See here, which forces a redirect to HTTPS for any pages in the
orders folder that have been requested via HTTP:
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !443$
RewriteRule ^orders/?.*$ https://%{SERVER_NAME}/orders [R=301,L]
The bit at the end, R=301 makes Apache tell the browser to ask for
another page at the new URL.
The %{SERVER_NAME} bit tells Apache to insert the server name, whether
it be your sitename.com or dev.sitename.com
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