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I've read thru many of the questions on ASP.NET MVC [RequireHttps] - but can't find the answer to this question: How do you make the [RequireHttps] attribute switch the url to https if it was not https to start with? I have this code: public ActionResult DoSomething() { return View("AnotherAction"); } [RequireHttps] public ActionResult AnotherAction() { return View(); } But I get an error saying: "The requested resource can only be accessed via SSL." The MVC futures project has a similar attribute [RequireSsl(Redirect = true)] . But that is outdated now ... What is the equivalent in MVC 2? When someone types in the URL http://example.com/home/dosomething OR the url http://example.com/home/anotheraction , I need them to be automatically redirected to the url http s ://example.com/home/anotheraction EDIT this is the sequence of events: The URL http://example.com/home/dosomething is called from another website. They redirect their users to this url (with a response.redirect or similar). DoSomething() then tries to return AnotherAction() , but fails with the error message "The requested resource can only be accessed via SSL."

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