Is there a way to simply create buttons for each product, for the cart and checkout

[mc12345678]

As previously described, placing ZC at the destination of the "one" order page, puts an entire other navigational tree there. Can the page presented be your list of product that are then added to the cart and checkout performed? Sure. Without knowing other details of the site arrangement and potential desired setup when ZC is in play, I would suggest ZC be installed into a sub-directory, your previous "order" page redirected to the new sub-directory and allow ZC to handle your purchases. Maybe at some point you'd be able to bring your "9" other pages into the ZC store and technically then be able to bring the store back up a level and not need the sub-directory.

[mdawg]

What happens is that it works just fine. This is not an Apache issue. You have some sort of misconfiguration that's causing your problem.

Since I'm dealing with a guy who has thinks that if he repeats the same thing enough times it will become true, I will explain painstakingly the situation.

In a situation where there is only one SSL certificate on one domain on the same server, if you try to go to the https:// you will be force redirected to a sort of "load" of the one domain that has the certificate.

This is not a bug, but the way cPanel and Apache react when this particular request is received. When you have an SSL installed for one domain only on a Shared IP address, any domain which is accessed via https will attempt to route to the active SSL. This is because a VirtualHost for port 443 exists for that IP address in use, and Apache will serve requests for https to port 443 (which results in the site with the SSL being served).

One solution, if the SSL on the one domain is not essential, is to remove the SSL from the account (after which, no request will be served successfully over https). This is what I ended up doing. The other solution is to migrate the domain with the SSL to its own cPanel account and set the domain to use the free IP available on your server; with no VirtualHost for port 443 on the shared IP, the remaining sites will not respond to any requests over https.

Now who would want to undertake the latter solution when dealing with 100 domains?

Capiche, ( finally), paisan?

[mdawg]

As previously described, placing ZC at the destination of the "one" order page, puts an entire other navigational tree there. Can the page presented be your list of product that are then added to the cart and checkout performed? Sure. Without knowing other details of the site arrangement and potential desired setup when ZC is in play, I would suggest ZC be installed into a sub-directory, your previous "order" page redirected to the new sub-directory and allow ZC to handle your purchases. Maybe at some point you'd be able to bring your "9" other pages into the ZC store and technically then be able to bring the store back up a level and not need the sub-directory.

Okay! That sounds like something I could do. Will look into it.

[mdawg]

On my VPS hosting account (not GoDaddy) they started giving me a free https cert for each hosted domain! so I am all set there now and iwll transfer the remaining e-commerce sites to this VPS soon. You must still know what you are doing though to redirect everything to https via .htaccess