On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 2:48 PM, tedd <tedd@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi gang:
>
> I have a problem (please, no remarks). :-)
>
> I have a site where a security certificate is in place and it works. The
> user can login and review their information and purchase stuff. When the
> user goes from the http to the https side of things, everything is fine --
> their no warning given and the user can enter their cc information, buy
> stuff, and everything appears secure.
>
> However, when the user exits https and returns back to the http side of
> things, the user receives a warning.
Unless the SSL certificate is using wildcard DNS for its domain,
an error will be issued if you switch, say, from `www.example.com` to
`example.com`.
If the error you're getting is just saying that you're being
redirected from a secure to an insecure site, that's based on browser
security, which - thank God - is not a(n easily) changeable thing from
the 'Net.
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