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I log on to the admin section of my site and everything looks fine. But if I click on any link for example catalog i get a blank page that says (none) 401.shtml.

 

I can navigate to different section if I hard type the url Example. www.mydomain.com/admin/categories.php I will go to my category section but if I click on any link, category, product I get the same error. Obviously this is making it impossible to add new products.

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I've been playing around a bit more and I figured out the problem but not how to fix it. I recently added a ssl security package to my site and all the admin links are directing to http://www.mydomain.com and not https://... so that's why the manual typed urls still work. So all i have to figure out now is how I can switch my admin urls to point to https:// instead of http:// and I have to do it without access to my admin panel. But I am able to access the php files via cpanel

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I've been playing around a bit more and I figured out the problem but not how to fix it. I recently added a ssl security package to my site and all the admin links are directing to http://www.mydomain.com and not https://... so that's why the manual typed urls still work. So all i have to figure out now is how I can switch my admin urls to point to https:// instead of http:// and I have to do it without access to my admin panel. But I am able to access the php files via cpanel

 

 

To use secure url's for your admin you need to change the first HTTP: define in your admin configure.php file to your secure path

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To use secure url's for your admin you need to change the first HTTP: define in your admin configure.php file to your secure path

Thank you soooo much It is always the smallest problem I think I looked at the configuration file like 15 times and that was probally the only thing i didnt change.

 

Thanks again :thumbsup:

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