This plugin allows you to redirect both dynamic resources and static resources for static resources to work your server must be Apache and you should have an.htaccess file in your WordPress directory. features all redirections work from to HTTP to from HTTPS.
This plugin will generate links for posts and other front-end pages based on how they should be redirected, so if post is supposed to be accessed through HTTPS, this plugin will make sure that all links generated by WordPress to that post are HTTPS links.
Installation 1 ) Upload advanced-https-redirection folder to the wp-content plugins directory. 2 ) Activate the plugin through 'Plugins WordPress. ) Configure the plugin by going to Settings => Advanced https redirection, you can override these global settings in posts, terms, and all other front-end pages...
Installation Instructions ) Upload advanced-https-redirection folder to the wp-content plugins directory. 2 ) Activate the plugin through 'Plugins WordPress. ) Configure the plugin by going to Settings => Advanced https redirection, you can override these global settings in posts, terms, and all other front-end pages...
Go to the plugin's settings page and then select the option Redirect to https in all the different options including static resources.
If you wish to redirect the domain to http then select Redirect to http in all the different options...
At the moment redirecting static resources works by adding rewrite rules to existing htaccess file, so if you are not on Apache or ypu are not using htaccess this option will not work you will be informed in the settings page of this plugin whether this option will work for you or not..
However, If you are using Apache this makes it quite easy for you to manage the redirection yourself, go to the plugin and choose what redirection status you want to use, and whether you want to redirect static resources to http or https.
After choosing these options you will have code that is meant to be inserted in your htaccess file, copy that code and insert it in your Apache configuration file...
Browse the code, check out SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS...
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