Old images won't display after SSI upgrade

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So I had to finally upgrade my website to https. Now that I have done so, none of my images work. I'm assuming this is because they're saved at http addresses. Does anyone know how to override this? My site has hundreds of images and they're reused a lot in page lists as thumbnails too. If I have to reupload and reinsert all my images one by one, it could take me 50 to 100 hours at least.

Does anyone have a quick fix for this? I've tried a few things with htaccess but everything I've tried gives me the too many redirects error. There's a ton of stuff about changing BASE_URL config/site.php but that does not exist in the newer versions of concrete 5.

Look I'll be honest, I know enough about this stuff to find file paths and copy paste stuff in places while changing out my domain name with the copied stuff, but I'm not educated enough to go in and read the code head to tail, understand it, and edit php. I've learned coding, but never PHP, the skills cross over a little but I don't know the syntaxes and stuff at all. Please keep that in mind when answering if possible.

If anyone can help me with this I would really appreciate it. Again, I need some way for my images to load on https. They worked fine on http but now that it's https they can't load anymore.

 
Gondwana replied on at Permalink Reply
Gondwana
Try tinkering with canonical URL settings. I also had altercations with various caches, so clear all of those.
stewblack23 replied on at Permalink Reply
stewblack23
Hey Hotkibbies

Make sure you clear your C5 site cache and your htacess file has https if you are using pretty URL. Also use whynopadloack.com to see if all of your URL's are https.