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aboms_webgurl #1
absolute links with SSL
Is it true you can only use absolute links when working with SSL?
We have an issue of previewing locally here at my office. With all the links
pointing towards the live site (as absolute) makes it hard on developing by
slowing down my work.
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CMBergin #2 Re: absolute links with SSL
No. I use SSL at work and have no trouble using relative links.
"aboms_webgurl" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d04ntk$ni$1@forums.macromedia.com...links> Is it true you can only use absolute links when working with SSL?
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> We have an issue of previewing locally here at my office. With all theby> pointing towards the live site (as absolute) makes it hard on developing> slowing down my work.
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CarlGrint #3 Re: absolute links with SSL
If you are moving from a http page to a https page then you might have the need
to use an Absolute link.
Personally I have some ASP coding which I place on the pages which need to use
the SSL and check that the URL is using https and if not rebuilds the page with
https.
Originally posted by: aboms_webgurl
Is it true you can only use absolute links when working with SSL?
We have an issue of previewing locally here at my office. With all the links
pointing towards the live site (as absolute) makes it hard on developing by
slowing down my work.
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