Hi Justin,

I have just noticed it today roled out on all our domains automatically.

This is a disaster for us right now. We have many pages where iframes, tracking scripts, images, remote files etc are called on http-locations. Now those scripts fail to work.

Is there any way to disable or tick on/off https from our domains?

Please - this is really important!!

Best regards

Lars

Hello!

we also have a serios problem with this - because our Facebook Conversion Pixel doesn _t work anymore!!

This costs a lot of money every minute now!

Where can we disable this?

best regards

Wilhelm

Hello,

In our excitement for the release of SSL it looks like we were not clear that the HTTP links that you have been using will still continue to function as they always have. Using the HTTPS link is completely optional. If you are driving traffic to your pages with the HTTP links, nothing should have changed. 

If we had made a fundamental change to the way that published pages work, we would have built it so that you had the ability to turn it on or off when you were ready.

We are going to open support tickets for you both and reach out to make absolutely sure everything is working as it should.     

Hi Lars,

I’m going to open a support ticket for you so we can get to the bottom of your issue. You should receive an email shortly. 

All the best,

Noah

Hi Michael,

I’m going to open a support ticket for you as well. You should receive an email shortly.

Best,

Noah

Works great! However, our favicons (hosted elsewhere at iconj) don’t allow for the https, which is required for the browser to show the lock symbol – so we are looking for a workaround there.

Hi there, 

If http://www.iconj.com/ isn’t able to provide you with an https hosted favicon, your favicon will only work on the http version of your landing page. To get your favicons to work for the https version of your page, I’d recommend trying to find a favicon service that will provide https hosting or using your own https hosting for your favicon.

While https pages do require https content, you are free to continue using your http landing page to display all http content. 

All the best,

Noah

We have been testing SSL for a while now on Unbounce - and it works great.

For some cases we do click-pages where the form-submission and confirmation is hosted on the customers CMS using SSL. In some of these cases we have not been able to add the Unbounce confirmation script to the confirmation page, but oddly enough we have been able to add an iframe containing an Unbounce-created confirmation page allowing us to have complete control.

The customers confirmation page is using SSL - and and iframe without SSL will give a warning for the visitor about unsecure content. With SSL in Unbounce this is history.

Workaround: http://www.sslpic.com/ will host your favicons for free using SSL - Works great!

Thanks for the awesome find! I’ve quickly thrown together a test page and can confirm that indeed it does work great! Here’s the test page if anyone is curious: https://www.superawesomelandingpage.com/ssl-favicon/. 

If you need a refresher, the following support article goes over how to set up a custom favicon for your Unbounce landing page: http://documentation.unbounce.com/hc/en-us/articles/203510214#content2.

Thanks again for the follow-up!

No problem! SSLPic was not easy to find I assure you. No Google searched turned it up. Randomly found it on the Wufoo blog!

Thanks for adding SSL. This is great for moving forward!!

I wonder if it is possible to only server the secure page? eg. have a setting to 301 redirect all non secure requests to the secure version of the page?

Thanks

Did you ever find this? is it possible?

Hi Will, sorry no. Nothing yet. In pipeline I believe

Try this in the scripts. 

Nice!  This seems to work, as visits to http://MyUnbounceDomain.com  now load the https version: https://MyUnbounceDomain.com  

Is a script still the only solution?

I would apppreciate to be able to configure this in unbounce.

Any update? I would prefer to only serve the https version, there is no need for the unsecure URL, but there is no way to ‘turn it off’…

Hi,

I would highly recommend to continue with both options. Many might have this simple request like you say here: turn it off. But if you work with unbouncepages a bit more complex, then you would be combining http and https depending on own and other services available. Especially if you’re an agency working with integrating unbouncepages with customer sites.

Another suggestion is to make it individual per page to turn it off. On the other hand you could just add a script that redirects to https like the one suggested above. You can put this script per page or per client as you like…

Best regards

Lars

This thread gets close to answering a questing I had in another thread about having traffic automatically directed from http to an https unbounce page. There is something mentioned in this thread above about a script that will do that, but for the life of me, I don’t see a link or where to download that script. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi @Strik, I was looking for the same and found a script on Stackoverflow. Add this script to the head section of your page and it will always load http:// 🙂

<script>

  

  if (location.protocol != 'https:')

{

 location.href = 'https:' + window.location.href.substring(window.location.protocol.length);

}

  

</script>

Is anyone else experiencing issues with their SSL certificate? I forced ‘https’ on all non-WordPress domains two weeks ago and everything was working fine, but this morning Google is telling us none of our pages are secure…