session443 6.x-1.0

Bug fixes
Unsupported

- Fixed issue with PHP notices causing problems with redirection.
- 404s are always ignored.

session443 6.x-1.0-beta2

New features
Bug fixes
Unsupported

NOTE: Sites upgrading from a prior version should review the README.txt file and requirements report at /admin/reports/status as there is a new code block that needs to be added to settings.php in some configurations.

6.x-1.0-beta2
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- Added support for i18n.

- Added options for admins to choose if anonymous and/or authenticated users
should always be redirected. The module is now a full replacement to
Secure Pages module.

- Added a cookie to more gracefully handle authenticated users that visit HTTP
pages.

session443 6.x-1.0-beta1

New features
Bug fixes
Unsupported

- Added options for how to handle the login block.

- Added support for additional pages that should always be under HTTPS
(ex. a shopping cart).

- Added support for pages that should always be ignored (ex. AJAX).

- Fixed critical bug where drupal_session_commit() accidentally snuck into the
D6 version #1149406: Alpha 3 version requires drupal_session_commit() ?.

session443 6.x-1.0-alpha3

New features
Bug fixes
Unsupported

Total rewrite:

- Removed previous method of instant redirects. Instituted a method where
anything can indicate a preference during page generation, and any
preferences are acted upon before the page is rendered.

- Make it easier to disable the redirection by having a setting, rather than
being always on. This makes it possible to disable even if Drush is not
present.

- No longer necessary to edit settings.php

session443 6.x-1.0-alpha2

Bug fixes
Unsupported

443 Session is currently under development and should be considered alpha code. Having said that, I have tested it on my personal site and found it to be functional.

session443 6.x-1.0-alpha1

Unsupported

443 Session is currently under development and should be considered alpha code. Having said that, I have tested it on my personal site and found it to be functional.

session443 7.x-1.x-dev

Beginning the 6.x to 7.x conversion.

* It is no longer required to edit settings.php.

session443 6.x-1.x-dev

443 Session is currently under development and should be considered alpha code. Having said that, I have tested it on my personal site and found it to be functional.

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