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NOTE: Access to the secure servers at Web Secure is only provided to clients on TheBusiness package and higher.

You create the Webpage, host it on your Web server and reference it from a secure server. The customer enters their information onto the secure Webpage and presses submit. The information is then encrypted between their computer and the Web server. What happens to it now is your decision, however most customers choose to email it to themselves.

Place the pages that you would like to view securely in the /secure folder in your document root (ie assuming the Webpage is called "order.html", then place it at www.domain.com/secure/order.html). Ensure that all graphical content is also placed into the secure directory appropriately. e.g. any include files, or any frames and/or images.

Create a link from your pages to the secure location of your order page as follows:

https://secure.Web Secure.net/domain.com/order.html

i.e.: http://www.domain.com/secure/order.html is equal to

https://secure.Web Secure.net/domain.com/order.html in secure mode.

NOTE:

1. 1. Make sure you reference https, not http.
2. 2. Do not write "www.domain.com", instead of "domain.com"
3. 3. "domain.com" should be replaced by the real value of your domain name.
4. 4. Do not use "https://www.secure.Web Secure.net/....., but rather https://secure.Web Secure.net/....

Inserting a Site Seal for SSL Certificate.

GeoTrust will provide you with relevant information and code to insert into your pages.

Related support topics

• CGI/Perl and PHP secure server usage, please click here.