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I’ve appended something similar to the following to my config.php file:

if ($_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']!=443) {
$conf['site_url'] = "http://myurl.com/";
} else {
$conf['site_url'] = "https://myurl.com/";
}

Everything seems to function correctly now when I switch between http and https access to my site and I don’t get any more mixed nags when I use the {site_url} token in my templates on https access.

I’m wondering if there is any downside to this solution - other than not being able to set the site_url in the control panel?

Thanks,

Hal

Well…I see you didn’t get any answer. I just ran across this today. It seems a great idea to me. Did you ever see any downsides?

Nope - no downside at all.

I made several modifications to config.php to allow for those application variables to be determined dynamically and everything seems to work great.

Thanks,

Hal