WP Photo Seller – After switching the site in https I can't see the thumbnails

[damisano]

On my WordPress 4.9.5 site [https://www.danieleamisano.com/photography/store/] I have WP Photo seller 2.3.3.

Last week I uploaded my images, using the site under http protocol, and everything went ok.

Now, for GDPR, I have to switch my site enterely under HTTPS and now comes the trouble.

In WP, under settings -> general I changed both url from http to https version.

On my site everything else was fine but the WP Photo Seller gallery didn’t show the thumbnails anymore.

If I set the WP urls with the http protocol and try to see my site in https mode I can see everything perfect.

The problem is that I’ve to force the https site to be complaint with the gdpr law.

I tried also some plugins that force every page to be seen in https but everyone brake the thumbnails view as well.

I can’t do too many tries on my site because it’s alive and my customers are placing orders, I created an hidden album [https://www.danieleamisano.com/photography/store/gallery8/] but I can’t switch the site enterely in https or the other gallery will broke.

Besides I noticed that:

– logging in my site in http I can create a gallery and uploading 1 image everything works fine – logging in my site in https if I upload another 1 image in the same gallery, I see the image in the gallery admin page but it doesn’t show up surfing the gallery on the site.

This thing is driving me crazy…

Thanks

Daniele

[wzp]

I tried also some plugins that force every page to be seen in https but everyone brake the thumbnails view as well.

Which ones have you tried?

[damisano]

I tried “Really Simple SSL”, “WP Force SSL” and I modify the .htaccess file.

No solution at the moment.

[Peter]

Hi Daniele,

Try the following:

– Using FTP or CPANEL go to the following directory:

…./wp-content/uploads/wp_photo_seller

– Edit the .htaccess file and look for the line which contains your site URL. If it contains “http” change it to “https” and then save the .htaccess file and re-upload to the above directory.

The above should fix your issue.

[admin]

You can do the following also:

Go to the “Admin Functions” menu of the plugin and click on the “Refresh htaccess” button.

[damisano]

Thanks, I edited the .htaccess file and it worked.

Thank you very much.

Daniele

[Author]

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