how to change from "http" to "https" without reloading the site.

[Tamer]

Hi!
Is there a way to change the protocoll type through Javascript without
reloading (or making a request from the webserver) via Javascript?

for example:

http://mydomain.com -https://mydomain.com

and backwards (if possible).

I want only to change the protocoll BUT NOT making a new server request.

That's all.
For any advise and help from your side I would thank you very much!
Tamer

[Randy Webb]

Tamer said the following on 1/20/2008 12:28 PM:

Hi!
Is there a way to change the protocoll type through Javascript without
reloading (or making a request from the webserver) via Javascript?

No. You are changing URL's and you can't prevent it. You can mask it
with a frameset and all of the problems that go with it.

for example:

http://mydomain.com -https://mydomain.com

and backwards (if possible).

I want only to change the protocoll BUT NOT making a new server request.

You aren't just changing the protocol, you are changing the URL itself.

--
Randy
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[Jim Ley]

On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 19:28:21 +0200, Tamer <[e-mail] e:

>Hi!
Is there a way to change the protocoll type through Javascript without
reloading (or making a request from the webserver) via Javascript?

for example:

http://mydomain.com -https://mydomain.com

and backwards (if possible).

I want only to change the protocoll BUT NOT making a new server request.

Of course not, the very sites are completely different, https and http
are simply different things.

Jim.