Descrição
Verve SSL is a WordPress plugin that sets the WordPress login and Administration area to use HTTPS(SSL) and then after logging out of WordPress reverts back to HTTP automatically. This plugin also allows for HTTPS(SSL) while viewing your WordPress blog while logged in.
Features
- Automatic SSL for WP-Login.php and Administration area
- SSL security for entire logged in session – Even when browsing blog while logged in.
- Automatically removes insecure content and updates it to secure while logged in.
- PHP code only for better compatibility – No JavaScript code.
- Easy installation – Just install the plugin on a site that has an SSL certificate and it works.
- No changes to WP-Config.php required.
- Compatible with WordPress 3.3.1 and higher, including 5.2.2
- Reverts back to HTTP when logged off.
- Converts URLs to lowercase for better SEO.
None as of release 2.7
Instalação
Automatic Install
Install from the Plugins\Add New section by searching Verve SSL when logged in to the administration area of a WordPress site.
Manual Install
- Extract ververssl.zip and upload to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the
Pluginsmenu in WordPress.
Perguntas frequentes
None as of release 2.6
Avaliações
3 Outubro, 2016
Public web pages that are requested over HTTP will not load if you are logged in, and the site has WooCommerce installed with the “Force HTTP when leaving the checkout” checkbox checked in the WooCommerce settings. (WooCommerce>Settings>Checkout>Checkout Options>Force HTTP…)
Unchecking that box allows the site to function normally over HTTPS while logged in, but then the site won’t load over HTTP while logged out.
Contribuidores e programadores
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Registo de alterações
1.0
- Initial Release
1.1
- Fixed issue with directory name that broke the plugin.
1.2
- Fixed issue with not keeping SSL when browsing blog while logged in.
1.3
- Fixed issue with RSS feeds.
- Fixed activation error message.
1.4
- Moved the JavaScript files to the header for fast loading.
1.4.1
- Optimized code for better and faster processing.
1.4.2
- Updated plugin to be URL case insensitive.
1.4.3
- Optimized code for better and faster URL case processing.
1.4.4
- Updated code to bypass plugin and display message if JavaScript is disabled.
1.4.5
- Updated doctype for better compatibility with Internet Explorer.
2.0
- Completely redesigned the plugin using only PHP code and no JavaScript for better compatibility and performance.
2.0.1
- Performed general code maintenance to improve performance and updated code to convert uppercase URLs to lowercase.
2.0.2
- Bug fix – Fixed problem with converting URL case while in Administration Dashboard that broke the ability to edit categories. Plugin no longer converts URL case while in Administration Dashboard. It will convert URL case while logged in and when viewing the blog and when logged out.
2.1
- Added a new feature to detect and update insecure SSL when logged in and make all pages during the logged in session secure. This makes sure that all content is secure and removes the insecure content icon that browsers show.
2.1.1
- Updated to be compatible with WordPress 4.1 and performed general code maintenance to improve performance.
2.2
- Updated to be compatible with Apache and WordPress 4.9
2.3
- Updated to be compatible with WordPress 4.9.2
2.4
- Updated to be compatible with WordPress 4.9.4
2.5
- Updated to be compatible with WordPress 4.9.5
2.6
- Updated to be compatible with WordPress 4.9.6
2.7
- Updated to be compatible with WordPress 5.2.2