After reading though the forums, I found a few about SSL issues. So I just thought I would put an idea out there for consideration in regards to a fix in future versions. From what I have seen in the code, the main problem is that absolute URL references in everything from photos, to CSS.
In order to save alot of headaches for future users of the software, I would recommend making these relative URLs rather then absolute. This way, you do not have to go through the .htaccess or the header etc. The stylesheets should be called through a relative URL such as templates/base/css/general.css etc.
That way when the site is installed, and the site owner/webmaster is installing a SSL certificate they will not have to go through and change settings in the header.inc file, and .htaccess files.
When working with an eCommerce website, here in the states, a SSL is a major thing to have. Especially when it comes to the webmasters responsibility if any information is stolen, or credit card fraud. The webmaster could end up being sued for the loss of money, the downtime of the site and so forth. I know most people think of a SSL as an afterthought, but it is extremely important.
Just thought I would put a recommendation in, because it really isn't a major fix on Boonex's side, just a couple changes in how template components, and stylesheets are called into the application.
Great software though, for a community application I haven't seen any other software that offers the functionality that Dolphin does. Like any application, it is an on going process 
