change url to https

[armandesigns]

Hi David,

I am truly green! I built my site in Pub 2003 and it was an easy enough
build but a bear to publish to the web. None of my fonts come up as entered
(very important as it is a wedding invitation website). But more
importantly, I cannot figure out how to assign my secure html to my order
pages. I have the url and tried to save just those pages with no luck, is
there a way to change it? I know nothing about code, but can be instructed.
By the way, my webhost is Microsoft and they can't/won't help. Very
disappointing IT dept. I had to switch from Yahoo! because of lack of
Publisher support, but their IT was GREAT. I have scoured everything and
can come up with nothing. If you have a font tip, that would be great, too.
I'm counting on your MVP status!!

Lisa Armand

[David Bartosik MS MVP]

There are only about 5 standard web fonts, if you want to use any other font
it should be built as a graphic instead.

As for shttp, does your hosting account support it? If they do provide you a
secure space make sure you get the URL to upload to it. The URL to upload to
your site and the URL to upload to a secure space would be two different
things. The host provides you this upload URL info.

It's simply a matter of uploading to the appropriate URL.

--
David Bartosik - MS MVP
for Publisher help:
[url]www.davidbartosik.com[/url]
enter to win Pub 2003:
[url]www.davidbartosik.com/giveaway.aspx[/url]


"armandesigns" <armandesigns@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Oh8dqrnhEHA.556@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

> Hi David,
>
> I am truly green! I built my site in Pub 2003 and it was an easy enough
> build but a bear to publish to the web. None of my fonts come up as

entered

> (very important as it is a wedding invitation website). But more
> importantly, I cannot figure out how to assign my secure html to my order
> pages. I have the url and tried to save just those pages with no luck, is
> there a way to change it? I know nothing about code, but can be

instructed.

> By the way, my webhost is Microsoft and they can't/won't help. Very
> disappointing IT dept. I had to switch from Yahoo! because of lack of
> Publisher support, but their IT was GREAT. I have scoured everything and
> can come up with nothing. If you have a font tip, that would be great,

too.

> I'm counting on your MVP status!!
>
> Lisa Armand
>
>

[David Bartosik MS MVP]

Well good. This had nothing to do with an issue with Publisher btw, it's
pretty odd that bCentral couldn't explain this to you imo.

good luck.

David

-----Original Message-----

From: codynlisa

Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 8:05 PM

To: davidbartosik.com

Subject: Re: change url to https

Hi,

I GOT IT!!! When you said the link pointed wrong, that's when it clicked.

I thought I had to save the page with that URL, I didn't realize that I had
to redirect to the existing SSL page. The "link" word set me up. Thanks for
your patience. You are providing a great service to the little people just
trying to make a couple bucks!! Thanks again, I'm keeping the newsgroups to
learn as much as possible!!

Take care,

Lisa Armand

----- Original Message -----

From: "David Bartosik MS MVP"

To: "'codynlisa'"

Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 3:03 PM

Subject: RE: change url to https

> Your order link points to a http URL and not a https url. You'd need

> to change the link to point to it's https URL version.

>

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: codynlisa
> Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 4:26 PM

> To: davidbartosik.com

> Subject: Re: change url to https

> Hi David,

> I was trying to publish to the existing network place that has been

> established through prior publications.

> Sorry if it seems confusing. The site is [url]www.armandesigns.com[/url] and

> when accessing the order page from an existing browser it does not take on

SSL

> encryption. The only time I've seen the SSL is when I access the file

from

> the file manager on my admin page from the webhost, bcentral.

> If you manually access the site as

> [url]https://www.secure.bcentralhost.com/armandesigns.com[/url], then it is

> encrypted and secure. But the redirect, or whatever it's called that

> is supposed to happen whenever and wherever the order page is accessed

> through the normal http is not working. If you have the chance, feel

> free to check the site and go to order and let me know what you are

getting.

> I can't thank you enough for your time and patience. I hope I didn't

> confuse the matter even more.

> Lisa Armand