Converted forum to SSL, images won't display

[The Community]

Hey.

I've gotten my forum all ready for SSL, but I got a nice poof in the face when I get the error

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https://www.---.net/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=7;type=avatar  Failed to load

I've been quite frustrated because I can't seem to find the issue with what's been going on. I've used the repair_settings.php. I just can't understand why it's still pulling site images outside of the https I've set up on everything...

Thanks,
The Community

[Illori]

can you provide the exact url so we can look at what is happening?

[The Community]

hxxp:www.community-forum.net/ [nonactive]

I'll take it out of Maintenance Mode.

[Shambles]

Use repair_settings to correct the path to your themes, attachments & avatars.

A sample image from your website is showing as

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https://www.community-forum.net/https//www.community-forum.net/Themes/default/images/off.png

[The Community]

I've done that. As stated. I'll do it one more time for good measure I suppose.

[Shambles]

Have you added anything into your .htaccess file, regarding your move to https?

[The Community]

Yes, actually. As per help from my hosts helpdesk, they told me to force users to add:

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RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.community-forum.net/$1 [R,L]

-edit: Also, the rerun of the settings fixer helped out the avatars for the most part, but a lot of images are still not displaying.

[The Community]

I figured it out.

One missing colon was causing the entirety of the site to break. I had
SMF Default Theme - Curve Images URL:   httpshxxp:www.community-forum.net/Themes/default/images [nonactive]

Oh my.

[Kindred]

yup, that would do it...  and was demonstrated by he first thing Shambles said...

A sample image from your website is showing as

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https://www.community-forum.net/https//www.community-forum.net/Themes/default/images/off.png

since https//www is not a valid start to a URL, the system assumes that is a local/relative path and inserts the site URL in front of it...