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Note: WordPress 3.3 offers a new, non-Flash uploader; this plugin may break it.
If you are using SSL (https) to secure your WordPress admin sessions and you 
have an SSL certificate that is not trusted by default (because it is self- 
signed, signed by an untrusted certificate authority, signed for a different 
domain name, etc.), then you probably have problems using the Flash uploader.
This plugin disables SSL usage by the Flash uploader. This allows you to use 
the Flash uploader when you have FORCE_SSL_ADMIN enabled, with an untrusted SSL 
certificate. This works around the vague “IO Error” you get from the Flash 
uploader in such a situation.
Note that this plugin comes with the following security implications:
<ul>
<li>Flash uploads no longer use SSL, thus, your uploaded files aren’t encrypted 
during transmission.</li>
<li>Uploading files with the Flash uploader will transmit your WordPress 
authentication cookie in plain text.</li>
<li>If someone captures your login cookie (which is transmitted any time you load 
a page on your WordPress site while logged in, whether you are using SSL or 
not), they may be able to use it to upload files, view information about 
uploaded files, or change information about uploaded files.</li>
</ul>
If the benefit of having the Flash uploader available outweighs these potential 
security risks for you, then you can use this plugin to enable the Flash 
uploader.
Note that this plugin override’s WordPress’s auth_redirect and 
wp_validate_auth_cookie functions, and may not work if you are using other 
plugins that override these functions.

NO SSL Flash Upload

Turns off SSL for the Flash uploader when you have FORCE_SSL_ADMIN enabled, in case you are having trouble getting it to work ("IO Error").

Tribulant Software

A simple and easy to use WordPress SSL plugin which will redirect all non-SSL pages to SSL/TLS and ensure that all resources on your SSL pages are loaded over SSL as well.
It includes a user-friendly setup wizard upon activation to check if SSL is supported on the hosting/server before it allows the SSL to be enabled and that ensures that the website doesn’t become inaccessible if SSL is not supported.
<h4>Plugin Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Check if SSL/TLS is supported on hosting/server</li>
<li>Enable SSL with a single click</li>
<li>Redirects all non-SSL URLs to https://</li>
<li>Converts all non-SSL resources (images, scripts, stylesheets, etc.) to https:// on pages</li>
<li>Redirect to non-SSL if SSL is not enabled</li>
<li>Multisite network compatibility (enable SSL for all sites from one location)</li>
</ul>
See our <a href="https://tribulant.com/docs/one-click-ssl-plugin/11098" rel="nofollow ugc">online documentation</a> for more details and detailed instructions.

One Click SSL


This is a great plugin without loading extra features. Simple, straight-forward and easy to use. Moved from Really Simple Security (after they have renamed to Really Simple SSL) to this plugin and it's been a great one!


Moved from RSS to this plugin

Enable SSL/TLS (https://) to redirect all pages to SSL/TLS and load all resources over SSL/TLS.

NO SSL Flash Upload vs One Click SSL