Editing the site under a shared SSL domain

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1/18/2015 5:34:28 AM
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Editing the site under a shared SSL domain

If I edit the site under a shared SSL domain, for example https://site3.sslhosting.com/mysite_com/Admin/PageTree.aspx as follows:

1. Add a New Page with a link to the same site, for example 'http://www.mysite.com/test.aspx?param=p1'

2. Click OK

The link will be displayed in the menu only if you visit the site as   https://site3.sslhosting.com/mysite_com/

If you visit it as usually via  http://www.mysite.com/  - the link will not be displayed no matter if the user is authenticated or not.

1/18/2015 7:37:14 AM
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Re: Editing the site under a shared SSL domain

yeah, the sitemap is cached by the runtime, you have 2 different web sites that point to the same set of files and database, the one that adds or removes a page can clear its own cache but it can't clear the cache of the other site, so the change won't be seen on the other site until its own cache is cleared or expires

bottom line: shared ssl is problematic for many reasons, we think it is a very bad solution, we don't support it and we recommend don't use it.

my best advice for you is get a real ssl certificate for your own domain and don't try to use shared ssl

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