Dear Denis and dear Jelo!
Thank you very much for your answers!
Denis,
if I set the "publicurl" to "
ssl.webpack.de/example.org/lime/
" this leads to an empty page. I tried all variations with and without "/", with and without the name of the folder and so on.
As you can see below the cause of the trouble seems to be some nasty behavior of the webproxy that obviously has some problems to follow the right links.
Jelo,
I am using "Webpack 4 L" so I am "allowed" to use .htaccess.
With your rewrite I can force all requests from "https://" to the webproxy but there I have the same problem: In the URL that LIME provides the [my domain] part ist missing.
So if my domain is "example.org" and LIME is in the folder "lime" with "https://" the URL is like this:
Code:
https://example.org/lime/
If I want to use SSL I have to use the webproxy of my provider. So the URL is:
Code:
https://ssl.webpack.de/example.org/lime/
What happens if I call this URL?
I come to the welcome page of LIME (without CSS - wrong path!) that shows the link to my survey.
In the source code you can see that this link is:
Code:
<a class="surveytitle" href="/lime/index.php/123456?lang=de">Example Survey</a>
So far so good but a click on this link leads to the page ...
Code:
https://ssl.webpack.de/lime/index.php/123456?lang=de
... and because the "example.org/"-part of the URL is missing it leads to an error page of the webproxy.
The relative path should look this way so that it works with the webproxy:
Code:
<a class="surveytitle" href="/example.org/lime/index.php/123456?lang=de">Example Survey</a>
So the problem is that LIME and the webproxy don't work together.
I think we can put the blame on the webproxy!
But as I cannot alter the behavior of the webproxy I have to try something with LIME.
The solution would be to ...
* either find a way that LIME adds the missing "example.org/"-part to the relative path
* or to tell LIME to use the absolute path:
Code:
https://ssl.webpack.de/example.org/lime/index.php/123456?lang=de
I hope I could express myself clearly.
TIA
Thomas