https link home page from login/registration

Hi!
I have not got any answer for my first question, May be I will be more lucky now.

The link back to “site name” just below login/registration page (modified by s2member) has https:// prefix (ssl channel), but for me it has to be http:// ( no ssl).
What should I do to change this link from ssl channel to open?

Thank you in advance.
Best regards. Sergios

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

Can you post a link to the page this is happening on?

Hi Bruce!
URL of my test site is site1.birgitta.ru/wp-login.php (sorry, it’s in russian)
There are 3 links just below login (registration, lost password) form:
to registration form (must start with https://)
to lost password form (must start with https://)
back to site (must start with http://) but starts with https://
So. All pages, contained any personal information, must be accessible only via ssl channel (no problem), all others without ssl (problem).
Best regards. Sergios
PS. When I finish testing and be shure that translation is acceptable, I’ll share it if I find the way.

Thanks for the follow-up.

The link you’re referring to is something that s2Member isn’t controlling, that’s a WordPress thing. You can stop that from happening like this:

Put this into a Must-Use plugin:

http://jobs.wordpress.net, or another freelance web site where WordPress® experts are offering their expertise through a bid on your project.
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I also want to note that, according to my browser, your site is not SSL ready yet. You’ll want to take a look at that before you go live. :-)

Hi!

What do you meen “not SSL ready yet”?

Best regards. Sergios

What do you meen “not SSL ready yet”?

This is the error Google Chrome is giving me.

It also reports your SSL certificate is not from a trusted source.

Hi Bruce!

1. Of cource. This is test site and we made self-signed sercificate for it.
2. The best dolution I found is to use HTTPS plugin, which works perfectly. All pages which should not be accessible only via ssl channel has prefix http://.
I mean that we can get the same begavour utilizing s2member, but when I add custom field s2member_force_ssl=no, nothing happened. As I understand, this function in s2 is not enforcing. May be it’s a good idea to make small changes and add this option to s2? In this case we would do not need an extra plugin.
And I do not think, that only me who needed this option

Best regards. Sergios

I mean that we can get the same begavour utilizing s2member, but when I add custom field s2member_force_ssl=no, nothing happened. As I understand, this function in s2 is not enforcing. May be it’s a good idea to make small changes and add this option to s2? In this case we would do not need an extra plugin.
And I do not think, that only me who needed this option

s2Member’s s2member_foce_ssl custom field is meant only for turning on SSL, not turning it off. Based on what I’ve seen of your site everything looks alright except for the error I posted, but since you know how to remedy that I’d say that you’re okay.