[Plugin: Facebook Tab Manager] Tab Issue

If you try to visit the https of the underlying page, you will get the same result:

https://www.thesocialdiner.com/fbtab/?fbreveal=1314-1313&resize=1&minfilters=1

It looks like you registered an https address with Facebook but may not actually have configured your site for secure connections. That typically involves:

1. Getting a unique IP address for your website, if you don’t already have one. May require a hosting upgrade.
2. Obtaining an SSL security certificate and installing it yourself, or arranging for your web host to do this on your behalf.

I do offer pre-configured SSL hosting for the plugin at tabmgr.com, as a convenience, but there are definite advantages to having it on your own website.

I was chatting with the Hosting support and they said that this link : https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/security-certificate?replies=2

May be the culprit. Do you think it’s related ?

ndrew: [4:57:52 PM] I have this URL https://www.thesocialdiner.com/fbtab/?fbreveal=1314-1313&resize=1&minfilters=1 but I’m getting 404 errors when trying to access it. So I was trying to use this article https://my.justhost.com/cgi/help/126 but I can’t seem to figure how to construct the URL so I can access that url. Can you help?
Gus: [5:00:25 PM] yes, one moment please
Andrew: [5:00:34 PM] np
Gus: [5:05:23 PM] ok, the problem there is that with some blogging platforms, the URL needs to be the same for the site to work. You’ll see that the certificate is working but your blog isn’t recognizing the URL here: https://web86.justhost.com/~ableand1/thesocialdiner.com/

Looks like your host is providing a “shared SSL certificate” that is shared between multiple customers on a server. I haven’t heard of anyone getting my plugin to work in that configuration, although others have tried, and it seems to have as much to do with the design of WordPress and its permalinks structure as it does with my code.

Ah Ok well, I’ll look into upgrading the server. Thank you David for the direct help! I love the idea of the plug-in , and look forward to it’s success!