Recently I have bought Rapid SSL certificate, domain, hosting and permanent ip. While my service provider configured my hosting and SSL, I was given the last solution – only to configure by myself my Prestashop script. So, due to the fact, that I bought the certificate via my hosting provider (he tells everything is working fine), I was sure my shop was to start. But wait! The domain is http://kusicielska.pl and the secured domain is https://kusicielska.pl. In back-office in my Prestashop script I turned on SSL – as it was previously configured – but nothing has changed. THERE is no radio button YES/NO in my back-office. When I click My account or Log in, it doesn’t redirect to https. I tried to force it via enabling ssl in phpmyadmin, but this also doesn’t work… As far as I know, clicking on ie Log in, we should be redirected to https://kusicielska.pl/my-account and not to http://kusicielska.pl – as it occurs now. Please, help me resolve this problem. At now, I have paid for the certificate and cannot use it. People are discouraged to buy if there is no https while they are typing in their data…

Google doesn’t help, I have read almost all your topics which share the problem…

By the way… When I wanted to upgrade, I just clicked Upgrade in backoffice…. then what appeared to me: Currently processing : [Server Error] Status message : error.????

My provider is: linuxpl.com. I think something is misconfigured. Others have similar problems, could you please help me?

Thank you in advance,
Marcin

Prestashop: 1.4.4.1
Linux #1 SMP Fri Nov 18 20:48:37 CET 2011 x86_64
Wersja oprogramowania serwera: Apache
Wersja PHP: 5.2.17
Wersja MySQL: 5.1.60
Short url – enabled

http://kusicielska.pl/

Mail me: sklep@kusicielska.pl

It would be interesting to consider separately the Open Source and SaaS solutions.

We are using for all of our projects Zend Framework – free and reliable (framework from Zend company, creator of the PHP language).

Best ecommerce CMS (based on ZF):
Magento (http://www.magentocommerce.com) – leading CMS, very powerful, but very slowly and heavy demands for servers
Digitalus CMS (http://digitaluscms.com) – not bad CMS
Cute CMS (http://cutecms.org/) – light and flexible platform that can be adapted to a wide range of sites

Did you tried Store Manager for PrestaShop? It’s really great time-saver. At the website they telling that it saves nearly 2 hours and it’s true. I recommend this software for bulk updates. It worth money.

The theme we bought wouldn’t work, so we asked for help, got ignored, asked again, got ignored, asked for a refund and somebody fixed it! Now the theme is fixed, other aspects of prestashop have broken and being completely ignored on their forum and support, i’m left hacking the code.

I think I’ll be having a look at magneto sooner rather than later.