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The Quodl website - where the latest information on Quodl, the science behind it and sign up links can be found.
http://quodl-site.herokuapp.com/
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Allowing https requests #50

Open stianr opened 6 years ago

stianr commented 6 years ago

I've now set up the site and app so they're associated with the right URLs:

app.quodl.co.uk points to the app www.quodl.co.uk points to the site

At the moment going to https://www.quodl.co.uk throws a security error, as it won't allow a secure connection. Not sure why that is, as https://quodl-site.herokuapp.com works.

Please could you advise on what needs to be done to allow https connections to the site. I'd rather https was the default, particularly as we use forms, and partly because some people may have the https://www.quodl.co.uk URL saved, and will think the site isn't working.

stianr commented 6 years ago

I think this is now a priority, as the whole quodl site is http rather than https. I think this means that any form submissions are unencrypted, and if so this may well not be GDPR compliant (and isn't good practice even if it is). So if this is right I think we need to fix it fairly quickly.

Danwhy commented 5 years ago

It looks like this will require the dyno to be upgraded, which will also speed up the initial load as required:

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stianr commented 5 years ago

That sounds worth doing then, given it solves two problems. @Danwhy could you let me know the monthly cost for the upgraded dyno?

Danwhy commented 5 years ago

@stianr It will be $7 (about £5.33) a month

stianr commented 5 years ago

Thanks - please do upgrade and make necessary changes then @Danwhy.

Danwhy commented 5 years ago

:+1: This is done

stianr commented 5 years ago

Thanks @Danwhy - that's great. A couple of quick follow-up things. Could we

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stianr commented 5 years ago

Would love to be able to comment on the increased speed of the site, but very hard to tell from the very slow connection I have at the moment...