HTTPS on lygte-info.dk

HKJ · 2018-03-15T09:28:25.000Z

I have been busy converting all pages to https (it was about 1800), due to the announced Chrome policy that will complaining about any http page. The old http links will continue to work, but all stuff on my site uses https now in both links and images. I hope it will work without any problems.

EyeballFryer · 2018-03-15T09:35:29.000Z

You missed a link - your signature!

raccoon · 2018-03-15T09:36:56.000Z

You might want to update your signature with the new link.

HKJ · 2018-03-15T09:41:55.000Z

You are correct, it is fixed

MascaratumB · 2018-03-15T11:02:23.000Z

Thanks for all your work, HKJ

DENGOH · 2018-03-15T12:16:47.000Z

Works fine on my tablet. :+1:

lmns · 2018-03-15T22:27:57.000Z

Works great. It feels even a bit faster than before. Maybe because of HTTPS there’s also now HTTP/2 support?

antonkochubey · 2018-03-16T08:39:50.000Z

You really should use relative links instead of absolute ones If you were using them, you wouldn’t have to change a single page.

HKJ · 2018-03-16T09:10:53.000Z

Shadowww:

You really should use relative links instead of absolute ones If you were using them, you wouldn’t have to change a single page.

Absolute links means I can check the review while they are on my computer and can post them unmodified on BLF and other places. With relative links that would not be possible.
Changing all 1800 pages took less than two hours. I did not manually edit the pages, but modified my page generator that handles most pages, I only had between 10 and 20 pages I had to do manually.

antonkochubey · 2018-03-16T10:54:00.000Z

HKJ:

Absolute links means I can check the review while they are on my computer and can post them unmodified on BLF and other places. With relative links that would not be possible.

Then it can be easier to put <base href="https://lygte-info.dk/"> in <head> instead of putting it in every single link

HKJ · 2018-03-16T11:21:00.000Z

Shadowww:

HKJ:

Absolute links means I can check the review while they are on my computer and can post them unmodified on BLF and other places. With relative links that would not be possible.

Then it can be easier to put <base href="https://lygte-info.dk/"> in <head> instead of putting it in every single link

No, I cannot use the

tag on BLF or other places.

lumenzilla · 2021-08-03T05:25:44.000Z

Cool HKJ!
I know how much effort to change an existing http website into https

ShyOne · 2021-08-03T16:03:19.000Z

lumenzilla:

Cool HKJ!
I know how much effort to change an existing http website into https :weary:

+1… thank you HKJ!!

angerdan · 2021-08-10T21:56:26.000Z

Thx HKJ!