By oazabir
via omaralzabir.com
Published: Apr 18 2010 / 14:57
When you want to enforce https on users and you want to redirect any URL being hit on http to the exact counterpart of https, then usually you do it with some HttpModule written in .NET, or install some URL Redirector module in IIS, or setup a dummy website on http and then use meta refresh tag to send traffic to https. There are many solutions out there which requires some amount of coding skill. Let me show you a zero coding redirection setup.
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Comments
Rodney Woodruff replied ago:
Voted up for the tip but needs to explain the $S$Q options and what they do.
oazabir replied ago:
$S - puts the subdirectories
$Q - puts the query string
I have updated the blog post. Thanks for catching the issue.
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