[thelist] SSL Question

[Jeff Wilhelm]

I think people would more respect you being transparent (just tell them in
small letters under the link that they will be redirected to a secure site)
as opposed to trying to hide the partner site via a frameset...

If you really do want to do it, an SSL page that is a frameset to the other
site will work fine -- we've used www.instantssl.com before, but if godaddy
has one I'm sure it's fine too.

Jeff


----Original Message----
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[mailto:thelist-bounces at lists.evolt.org] On Behalf Of
Hershel Robinson Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 5:35 AM To:
Thelist (E-mail) Subject: [thelist] SSL Question

> A client of mine wants to accept credit card donations
> via third party site. 
> The third party is a partner site and has put on their
> site a donation page from our site, so it looks exactly
> like our site. The partner site has SSL.  
> My client wants to mask the URL so the user doesn't
> realize he has left our site. 
> 
> If I use a frameset with one frame and load into that
> frame the third-party page, then of course my page is not
> SSL. Someone who advises my client suggested we could use
> a 30 dollar "Turbo SSLT Secure Certificate Domain Only
> Validation" certificate from godaddy. We could install
> that on our site and then have a secure page.     
> 
> Anyone see anything wrong with this? It appears to be
> their low-end product, but I presume that will be fine
> for our needs.  
> 
> Thanks,
> Hershel