Secure Sockets Question

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okparrothead
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Secure Sockets Question

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Hello CMSMS Forum,

Thanks for all of the help you've given me.

Are there any problems with calling for a page via https:// so as to use SSL?

I only need one page to be encrypted, so adding OSCommerce or some other store wouldn't be worth it.

Thanks again,

Great Stuff this CMSMS!!
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Re: Secure Sockets Question

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There shouldnt be any problems, but it might require some tweaking if done for only one page (check that no image has full url as src or if it has youll have to change it to https:// or browser will spit out an error)

it depends more on your server configuration
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Re: Secure Sockets Question

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Thnaks TSW,
You were right on the money.

Yes, I am getting errors, so I'll have to clean the img links I guess.

Thanks again,
OKPH
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Re: Secure Sockets Question

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TSW,

Bullseye! You win a Qupie Doll!

My problem was the stylesheet.
I had to remove the {stylesheet} tag and put in a direct link to the stylesheet via https:

Particulars:

instead of {stylesheet}
I now have:


Fortunately this was the last part to be done so the sheet won't change -- I Hope!

Cheers,
OPKParrothead
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