vBulletin google results HTTPS (broken images, etc)

[Skyrider]

As of lately, there's a lot of vbulletin.org related searches on google that forwards you to https://www.vbulletin.org/. I've already messaged Paul M about it and requested / suggested a forward from https:// to http:// as vBulletin.org does not support https as Paul mentioned to me in an earlier message. But so far I haven't received any reply regarding the solution/forward as the broken images, etc is getting quite annoying.

Yea, I know I can forward it myself as well but if I'm getting it, so will other people.

For example, if you google: vsa auto reply

You'll get this as a result:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=236147

While I created this thread, it does appear to have "forwarded" to http:// when the thread was created and so it appears some other actions through the forums does the same. But it doesn't appear to be fully working (https:// -> http://) site-wise.

[Disco_Dave]

Yeah, I've also noticed this.....

[joeychgo]

Me too

[Skyrider]

Any updates on this matter?

[blind-eddie]

yes, remove the s in https

[Skyrider]

Originally Posted by blind-eddie

yes, remove the s in https

Geh , if I'd be the only one i'd just add a script for this site. But many people are affected by this issue. It's not that much big of a deal to force http on this site for all https:// url's.

[Skyrider]

Bit disappointed that no one "official" (who can forward / fix the issue server and or domain wise) has replied within this thread -_-.

[TheLastSuperman]

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....9&postcount=17

From: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=287839

2nd search result on Google so it was #1 before this thread and its from 2012

WHAT?!?!?! Slap me silly

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by Skyrider

Bit disappointed that no one "official" (who can forward / fix the issue server and or domain wise) has replied within this thread -_-.

You got your answer three weeks ago via PM, I dont really know why you needed to create a thread about it as well. The site isnt intended to work via https, and never has, there is no immediate rush or requirement to suddenly "fix" it. I expect it will be looked at at some point.

[TheLastSuperman]

I'd love to see it fixed so you could utilize it without broken images but I've also developed the habit of simply removing the s from the url then loading the page again... that's not a habit I'd like to keep though but a work-around in the least .