If you have a secure server, then all communication between your browser
and the server will be secure, so you can use it (pretty much) identical
to a non-secure server (of course, with the added overheads of the
encryption).
Put your page containing the form on the secure server along with the
PHP page that manipulates it (or have the form submit to itself). All
your data will be nice and secure then :)
As for using a certificate, you'll have to consult your provider.
They're not all the same.
MK.
Chris Mosser wrote:
this is related to php in the sense that I use it in my development
I need to use the https protocol to transfer a ssn over a web form..I just
have never done anything with ssl or the likes before. Do I just need to
use the openssl functions in php..(if so..how does that secure the client)
or..how do I use a certificate. My host provides me with a shard cert, but I
just don't know what to do with it.
Can anyone shed some light
thnx
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Chris Mosser
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MeerKat