lokuber

Thanks greydorg but it’s a bit late.

It was a newbie mistake from myself. Anyway since then, I developed my own plugin for an IT company with many more features (and a bit safer than this one) and I even had the opportunity to meet directly with the BullHorn Team.

They are highly active on their forum here :

https://supportforums.bullhorn.com/

I could use this and it would work like a charm (after a quick db search and replace like you said) :

define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://mywebsite.com’);
define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://mywebsite.com’);

I just didn’t understand why favicon are linked with https on every other pages except the login one.
Anyway thanks I guess

My website works on both http and https. I am just forcing SSL on the login page as I don’t feel the need right know to fully switch to https even though it will only be a matter of 2 defines(…) lines in my wp-config.php file.

I was just trying to find a solution to this strange behavior about favicon

I think this is an available feature of BullHorn but never used it before