Hi Dan,
Try:
<@IF EXPR"<@CGIPARAM SERVER_PORT> = 443">
Show them the secure HTTPS form
<@ELSE>
Else show them a message that they need to be using a "HTTPS" address
</@IF>
Note: A typical SSL install will set Port 443 as the default - but it could
be something different so check it out first.
Cheers....
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From: "Dan Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Witango-Talk: SSL Question part II
> Finally have the Security certificate for this customers site.
>
> So now in the going to the taf where they enter and process credit card
> information what do I do with
>
> <@CGI><@APPFILEPATH>checkout.taf?.....
>
> And on the other side one they leave the secure area how do I get them out
> of HTTPS back to HTTP
>
> I also wonder how I keep out people who don't use HTTPS It looks to me
like
> if I just change the URL string in the browser from HTTP to HTTPS I can go
> my merry way. So I guess I have to somehow trap for that in my taf? Or is
> that just peoples problem?
>
> What is the best way to handle this?
>
> Dan
>
> Dan
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