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How to change unsubscribelink
Posted: 06 May 2015, 12:47
by f.gruber
Hi,
how can I change the unsubscribelink from https:// to http:// ?
On my server I have a self signed certificate. I want to prevent users from troubles with browser messages concerning the certificate.
Thank you for help.
Re: How to change unsubscribelink
Posted: 07 May 2015, 20:59
by Jan
Hi, if you are using SSL, the link should be set with https. If no, the link is with http.

Phoca Email does not set the "http", this is set by JRoute method in Joomla! and it is set by Joomla! configuration
Jan
Re: How to change unsubscribelink
Posted: 07 May 2015, 21:51
by f.gruber
Jan wrote:Hi, if you are using SSL, the link should be set with https. If no, the link is with http.

Phoca Email does not set the "http", this is set by JRoute method in Joomla! and it is set by Joomla! configuration

Jan
Thank you for this information. What can be done there? Nothing?

Ferdinand
Re: How to change unsubscribelink
Posted: 07 May 2015, 22:41
by Jan
Hi, I think, this is the question on your server webhosting provider - to disable the SSL on your site
Jan
Re: How to change unsubscribelink
Posted: 19 May 2015, 21:29
by f.gruber
Jan wrote:Hi, I think, this is the question on your server webhosting provider - to disable the SSL on your site

Jan
It is my own dedicated Root Server. Why should I disable SSL?
Now I found out the following:
If I log in as site Admin at the Joomla Backend via SSL then then the unsubscribe link is set to
https://
If I do not log in via SSL, then the unsubscribe link is set to
http://
Is there any way to override this?
In Joomla I only found a configuration option to force SSL. I did not set this option.
I only think SSL to be necessary for admin login.
Am I now forced to give up SSL for Backend Login to send a newsletter with PhocaEmail?
Ferdinand
Re: How to change unsubscribelink
Posted: 21 May 2015, 11:25
by Jan
Hi, unfortunately, the http (https) part is not done in Phoca Email, the link is set by Joomla! methods.
The only idea I have is to replace it in code:
$link = str_replace('https', 'http', $link); so you will force the http in every case.
Jan