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Change 'Web Browse To' Tool to https from http

Hey folks, I was wondering if there is a way to change the Web To button in the little toolbox on every node page to use https instead of http. Is there a way to fix this? Thx

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thad

bump

Jan_Pelousek

Not sure which version you're at, but since NPM 11.5 (maybe even earlier) that was implemented. Go to Edit Node (from node management or Node details) and there's setting called "Web Browse Template". Just modify the template for the node to use https://whatever.

thad

Thank you! This changes the link in the description, however the tool button on the top of the node page hasn't seemed to change. Do you know of any way to apply this to it? We're on 11.5 as well.

thad

Bumping one time

Jan_Pelousek

Which tool button do you reffer to? I'm about this one

raymondakrawi

What is the purpose of the web browse template?

solarview

From there you can, via this https link, easily go to the gui of that node. Does anyone know how to change the webbrowse link default value from http to https ? Where is this link stored ?

tobyfruth

I am starting to think that this CANNOT be changed, and all you can hope for is that your browser will cache some of your entries for that field. I've scoured the Internet this morning looking for an answer, and all I can find is this two-year old article that remains unanswered. This is a shame, because not only do I NEED this to default to https (due to ever-increasing security requirements), I would also prefer it use FQDN. For now, though, defaulting to https would be AWESOME!