I had a standard website hosted on a server I have full control over - www.domain.com. I recently purchased an SSL certificate for this domain in preparation for accepting credit cards and am looking to have all requests redirect to https://www.domain.com. For the most part, the rule I created (see below) works fine - if I type in http://www.domain.com it'll redirect to https://www.domain.com. The problem I have is if I go to an inner link, such as http://www.domain.com/folder/page.aspx, I get a 404 because the only binding ties to HTTPS. How can I make a redirect rule that says any request for www.domain.com gets sent to HTTPS, but retain the original folder/page structure that was requested? So, going to http://www.domain.com/folder/page.aspx sends me to https://www.domain.com/folder/page.aspx. I'd prefer if query string values also stayed intact.
Here is my current rewrite rule:
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I ended up solving it on my own - I did a combination of two different rules (one to rewrite http://domain.com to https://www.domain.com where the cert is linked to) and another to just redirect all HTTPS requests and it seems to be working perfectly. Here is the relevant config entry:
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