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21 Oct 2006, 6:43 PM
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SSL for the whole site???

What if one has the whole thing as https????

I was thinking about that...and maybe an index.html with a quick redirect to the https...
this way the whole website is under a secure connection...
does that makes sense???

I know that https is a bit slower...but wouldn't that be worth it ???

21 Oct 2006, 6:48 PM
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Re: SSL for the whole site???

Simple answer- no, do not run the whole application under HTTPS.

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28 Oct 2006, 6:54 PM
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Re: SSL for the whole site???

We actually run a site that requires all pages be secure after login since we need to securely collect and process personal information on the site https://www.divorceonyourterms.com for document preparation services. It is really not at all hard to modify Zencart to support this capability. Just thought I'd pass our experience along. If anyone is interested in doing this I'd be glad to share our experiences in this area.

Best of luck!
Jeff

28 Oct 2006, 7:05 PM
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Re: SSL for the whole site???

This is not a report of a hack attempt. Thus, moving this discussion to General Questions

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