After installing osc/zen I've noticed the option to install SSL is in the installation process only.
My understanding is that ssl has to be installed then and only then.
Is there a way to install SSL at a later date?
Also I've read that only certain pages need to have ssl on them to avoid having the store load slowly.
And finally do I even need SSL if all my payment is going through paypal or is it worth it just to have the https:// and the green bar in ie7?
Thanks.
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29 Jan 2007, 12:35 AM #1
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29 Jan 2007, 01:33 AM #2
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Re: SSL Now or later
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There are two files named configure.php that allow you to edit whether you are using SSL or not.
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29 Jan 2007, 01:54 AM #3
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Re: SSL Now or later
Which pages need SSL and how do you apply it to only those to avoid slow pages and reloading images?
SSL doesn't allow caching I think....
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29 Jan 2007, 05:40 AM #4
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Re: SSL Now or later
Zen Cart does this all automatically.
Originally Posted by Pablosan
Which pages need SSL and how do you apply it to only those to avoid slow pages and reloading images?
SSL doesn't allow caching I think....
Here's how to set it up after-the-fact if you didn't do it during installation:
https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=14.
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