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You can use the Pages to Publish option "Pages Using the Selected Master Pages/Master Frame" when publishing the site.

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Interesting displaying browser stats from Jan 2009 to Aug 2019!!

Surprising how Firefox has recently plummeted way down the ranking.
I guess the big 19.0% will include the large number of laptops with 1366x768.

Yep, it's all being redirected correctly now.
What was the solution?

mrwillow wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 30, 2019 6:45 pm

Do I use the first or second suggested code?

Sorry, I do not know enough about the syntax to advise you (I don't want to guess).
I would contact your host.

If you upload your site to the public_html folder then I would put the .htaccess file there (that's where mine is).
And delete (or remove the code) from the other version (in the root?).
The https:// works but it's just not redirecting www nor http://

Something is still wrong though. The www and the http:// method should be automatically redirected to https:// but it isn’t. Also I am now getting an error message “Too many redirects ...” I am not an expert in .htaccess syntax so I can’t help there. You could contact the host again unless anyone he...

Clear your cache and reload the browser.
I have loaded your site and the https://... version now works.

I think you've missed the .com from the end of the url.

FWIW, my .htaccess file is in the public_html folder.

Can you log on to your cPanel on your server? Since it's a one-off exercise you can just upload the .htaccess file (without the .txt) to the public_html folder (or whichever yours is) and that's it. If it's not too late I would first check whether there is already an .htaccess file there, sometimes ...

Probably nothing to do with this but I notice it has an SSL certificate but it doesn’t automatically get redirected to https:// ....

FWIW:
If publishing the photos takes a lot of time then after the initial publish you can right-click the object and click "Don't publish assets".
This will speed up subsequent full publishes but if you add or change a photo in future you'll have to untick the option and publish all again.

You’re welcome.

Not for a while (except the DBTS Form Processor). But yes, they look like they would be useful. I can't remember the difference between the DBTS CSV List and the DBTS CSV View but they're definitely worth looking at. EDIT: I think DBTS CSV List might be the one to use. You can specify which fields t...