Redirect http to https does not work on subdir where another instance of WordPress installed
I have installed two instances of WordPress, on https://www.example.com/ and a subdirectory https://www.example.com/blogs/
I have installed two instances of WordPress, on https://www.example.com/ and a subdirectory https://www.example.com/blogs/
What I need to do is redirect only some of the sites in my multisite installation to use HTTP instead of HTTPS. Currently my setup has been so that every site redirects to HTTPS but I can’t seem to figure out how to force only some sites to go over HTTP. How would I achieve this?
I migrated my local WordPress site to my WPEngine account and it’s been working without any problem!
I have a WordPress website that is working well. The website is shared hosted on a popular hosting site. It was migrated/transferred from a different hosting site to the current one (this point is mentioned as it may play a role in the answer to these two questions). The site has an SSL on the existing site and also had one the original site. I have changed the name servers at the domain registrar to point to the new hosting site.
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