HTTPS Redirect provides a simple mechanism to switch a URL from HTTP to HTTPS (SSL) based on the document-type (alias), node id or template alias.
This package will add the following appSetting keys to your Web.config file...
HttpsRedirect:DocTypes- DocTypes - a comma separated list of doc type aliases that should be served as HTTPS.HttpsRedirect:PageIds- PageIds - a comma separated list of page IDs that should be served as HTTPS.HttpsRedirect:Properties- Properties - a comma separated list of property-aliases and values; in the formatpropertyAlias:value.HttpsRedirect:Templates- Templates - a comma separated list of template aliases that should be served as HTTPS.HttpsRedirect:StripPort- Strip Port - used to strip out the port portion of the URL - use this when you use a non-standard port internally to your firewall (e.g. 81 or 444).HttpsRedirect:UseTemporaryRedirects- Use Temporary Redirects - boolean value indicating whether HTTPS redirects should be temporary (302).HttpsRedirect:XForwardedProto- X-Forwarded-Proto - boolean value indicating whether to use a load balancer with SSL termination that adds the X-Forwarded-Proto header.
Note: HTTPS Redirect has been developed against Umbraco v6.1.2 and will support that version and above.
HTTPS Redirect can be installed from either Our Umbraco or build manually from the source-code:
To install from Our Umbraco, please download the package from:
https://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/https-redirect/
If you prefer, you can compile the project yourself, you'll need:
- Visual Studio 2012 (or above)
To clone it locally click the "Clone in Windows" button above or run the following git commands.
git clone https://github.com/leekelleher/umbraco-https-redirect.git umbraco-https-redirect
cd umbraco-https-redirect
.\build.cmd
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute. Please take a moment to review the guidelines for contributing.
Have a question?
- Raise an issue on GitHub
Copyright © 2011 Lee Kelleher, Umbrella Inc, Our Umbraco
Licensed under the MIT License