SSL Seal Only show on Secure Pages

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Hi,

I am Would like to only show the ssl seal on secure pages. It will be going in the coding of tpl_main_page.php

Is there some code which says

if page = ssl (seal code) else do nothing

?

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Wouldn't it be a good idea to let your customers KNOW that your site is seccure, AND they can click on your seal to double-check, BEFORE they go to an SSL page? Otherwise, they might NOT go to those pages.......like the Create Account page, which is one of the 1st pages you WANT them to go?

Just an observation.

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But then it would say secured by Geotrust when in fact the current Pages is NOT secured... :)

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Correct, but all sites use this method, JUST SO the customer can click on their seal to make sure the seal IS registered to that particular site (check some sites out for yourself). The customers are used to ONLY the pages where they supply information being the only sucure pages on the site.

If they DON'T see the seal on your Home page, chances are they will NEVER see it, as they will think you DON'T have SSL installed, and will not even bother to TRY to create an account.

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point taken!

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Now, it you STILL want it to only show on Secure pages, there are ways to do this.

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Ye. I think I will only show on secure pages..

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Are you gonna display this seal in a sidebox, or where, exactly?


Oops, should have looked a post 1, again.

Try adding something like this to your page:

if ($request_type == 'SSL') {
$flag_disable_YOURSEALNAME = false;
} else {
$flag_disable_YOURSEALNAME = true;
}

(Replace YOURSEALNAME with the filename of your seal, of course)
Not possitive that is correct, but worth a shot.

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The seal is js.

<!-- Start Trustico Smart Seal -->
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" src="https://smarticon.geotrust.com/si.js"></script>
<!-- End Trustico Smart Seal -->

So that didn't work.

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What about:

<!-- Start Trustico Smart Seal -->
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" src="https://smarticon.geotrust.com/si.js"></script>
if ($request_type == 'SSL') {
$flag_disable = false;
} else {
$flag_disable = true;
}

<!-- End Trustico Smart Seal -->

something like that? Again.....not sure this will work. I'm not the greatest with the php, but nobody else seemed to be answering you, so I though it might be worth a shot.