robertbell

Looks like the host was being helpful.

There were a bunch but none that looked evil. I'm more concerned about why there were any. Off to bug the hosting provider...

I restored a backup of the store root .htaccess file, and it's working now. I like backups. Thanks for your help.

_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"] /phpinfo.php _SERVER["SCRIPT_URI"] https://www.sojourner.bizhttps://www.sojourner.biz/phpinfo.php _SERVER["SCRIPT_URL"] https://www.sojourner.biz/phpinfo.php _SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] https://www.sojourner.biz/phpinfo.php

But _SERVER["SCRIPT_URI"] https://www.sojourner.bizhttps://www.sojourner.biz/phpinfo.php Where is this set?

_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] www.sojourner.biz _SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] www.sojourner.biz _SERVER["SERVER_PORT"] 443 _SERVER["HTTPS"] on _SERVER["SERVER_PROTOCOL"] HTTP/1.1

No reference to SSL in includes/global.inc.php. Where are the css and javascript src links defined?

Hmm. Well, I can't get to admin, store settings, since it won't let me log in. ini.inc.php includes the lines: You say everything seems fine for you (it obviously doesn't like me anymore). If you add something to the basket and then view basket, do you actually see the basket or https://www.sojourner.bizhttps/www.sojourner.bizhttps://www.sojourner.biz/index.php?_a=basket

There's a functioning wild-card redirect to https. From the .htaccess in the document root: RewriteRule ^(.*)$ "https\:\/\/www\.sojourner\.biz\/$1" [R=301,L]

And not logged in, I can add items to the basket, but when I click on view basket, it redirects to https://www.sojourner.bizhttps/www.sojourner.bizhttps://www.sojourner.biz/index.php?_a=basket. Not good. And clicking on checkout brings me to:

Running version 6.2.2 without issue since August, and was able to log on last week. Today when I attempt to log on, after entering my user name and password at https://www.sojourner.biz/admin_XXXXXX.php the browser attempts to load https://www.sojourner.bizhttps/www.sojourner.bizhttps://www.sojourner.biz/admin_XXXXXX.php, , which does not resolve. Presumably, something changed. Any suggestions as to where I should look? Thanks.

Put your daughter right on it 🙂.

As long as the extension remains in the marketplace, it would be nice to keep it reasonably current. A start would be replacing mcrypt.

In the admin center, go to products, then edit a product. You can add text on the description tab.

Disallow html? Your robots.txt may be a little too restrictive. You can test it in https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/robots-testing-tool.