aquatonex
September 8th, 2004, 05:53 PM
I've been reading a lot of posts about this SSL bit with the SquirrelCart.
My webhost has a setup where I have a 'public' folder for nonsecure items and a 'secure' folder for secure items (using SSL).
My 'secure' folder works. My entire cart is currently residing in the 'public' folder. So, everything's ok until I want to process credit cards.
I want to move the essential files (i.e. my gateway php file) to the secure end of the site. Which files would these be?
It is my current understanding of the SquirrelCart that this is NOT possible. Is it true that I must maintain two exact replicas of the SAME code??? One for the nonsecure end, one for the secure end? That seems extremely inefficient.
Also, if I did make a replica for the secure end, it would have to maintain the images etc all from behind the SSL encryption. Won't this make my site slow as molasses?
My webhost has a setup where I have a 'public' folder for nonsecure items and a 'secure' folder for secure items (using SSL).
My 'secure' folder works. My entire cart is currently residing in the 'public' folder. So, everything's ok until I want to process credit cards.
I want to move the essential files (i.e. my gateway php file) to the secure end of the site. Which files would these be?
It is my current understanding of the SquirrelCart that this is NOT possible. Is it true that I must maintain two exact replicas of the SAME code??? One for the nonsecure end, one for the secure end? That seems extremely inefficient.
Also, if I did make a replica for the secure end, it would have to maintain the images etc all from behind the SSL encryption. Won't this make my site slow as molasses?