Https redirection issue for Wireless Guest CWA - ISE 1.3

Our Setup is
ISE 1.3 (Patch level 2) running on ACS 1121
2 nodes clustered with Admin, monitoring, policy service enabled ( Primary and Secondary ).
Configured SSID Guest for Centralized web authentication with ISE.
We have issues in web redirection with chrome . It is not redirecting to the ISE page but rather showing " Page cannot be displayed".
By default chrome is pointing to https. For example if we type https://google.com it is not redirecting to ISE page. But when I specify the same as http://google.com it works.
There is no issue with IE, Firefox as it is redirecting to ISE page with default https and i can see it is hitting our rule.
Please advice.

Hi Neno
They are using a third party certificate (digi cert) for client auth. They have confirmed even if they use a self-signed-cert the result is same.
So basically none of the https page is not loading. If we manually browse some https site from Firefox, IE the result is same showing " page cannot be displayed".
Redirection to https is the problem which i have never faced with my other customer. This is the upgraded version of ISE from 1.2 to 1.3.

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