How to migrate the contents to another tool?
Table of content
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Before starting
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Design
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Responsive
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Content
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Security
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Configuration
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How to redirect to a domain?
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How URLs are built?
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How not to indicate the language in the URL?
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How to indicate that the title of the page to be displayed is different from its name?
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How to define a site with HTTPS
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How do I implement a search engine on my website?
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What conditions do pages and contents have to meet in order to be found by the search engine?
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How do I specify which contents and pages I don’t want to be indexed?
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How to adjust a search result
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How to define the title of a page
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GXportal Online
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Change Log
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GXportal Installation and Tools
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Glossary
How to define a site with HTTPS
The most correct way would be to have it configured at domain level and that the folders are set to “inherit.”
In migrated sites this is not usually the case because if they had HTTPS this was configured in the folder (in 6.2 it would be the root folder), and at the domain level the default value is “no.”
![](https://www.gxportal.com/media/images/documentacion-https-dominio-2.png?timestamp=20210927190858)
![](https://www.gxportal.com/media/images/documentacion-https-carpeta-1.png?timestamp=20210927191329)
The property “Request HTTP URLS as HTTPS” doesn’t affect the site protocol directly.
What this property does is indicate that if the site is secure and the page has an HTTP URL (an embedded application, for example), it should be requested as HTTPS instead of HTTP as stated in the URL.
In migrated sites this is not usually the case because if they had HTTPS this was configured in the folder (in 6.2 it would be the root folder), and at the domain level the default value is “no.”
![](https://www.gxportal.com/media/images/documentacion-https-dominio-2.png?timestamp=20210927190858)
![](https://www.gxportal.com/media/images/documentacion-https-carpeta-1.png?timestamp=20210927191329)
The property “Request HTTP URLS as HTTPS” doesn’t affect the site protocol directly.
What this property does is indicate that if the site is secure and the page has an HTTP URL (an embedded application, for example), it should be requested as HTTPS instead of HTTP as stated in the URL.