Google’s latest Chrome update begans flagging websites w/o ssl

[wajake41]

Hello forum:
Just received this:
"On October 17, 2017, Google’s latest Chrome update (version 62) began flagging websites and webpages that contain a form but don’t have a basic security feature called SSL. SSL, which stands for “Secure Sockets Layer,” is the standard technology that ensures all the data that passes between a web server and a browser – passwords, credit card information, and other personal data – stays private and ensures protection against hackers.
In Chrome, sites lacking SSL are now marked with the warning “Not Secure” in eye-catching red, right inside the URL bar:"

Can this issue be solved via a redirect in the .htaccess file or is there a easier/better way?

Thanks, Larry

[ILoveHostasaurus]

That can't be solved via rewrite because it's referring to the action of a given html form where data is submitted. So, you basically need to have the form action for any box on the site where a visitor could submit data set to a https:// URL.

[PCINET - Andreas]

Follow this instructions and you should be good > https://www.miva.com/blog/how-to-con...tore-to-https/

[wajake41]

Thanks to both David & Andreas for your replies.
Larry