> >When I first send the user to the SSL domain, can I encode
> _SID_ in the
> >url and force that domain to use the session that the user
> had already
> >started on the first domain? It sounds simple enough but I
> wonder what
> >I'm missing.
> That should work fine. Session IDs can be enc
At 02:40 PM 12/5/01 -0500, Jeff Johnson wrote:
>I have a site that needs to collect credit card info. When I wrote it,
>I assumed I would have an SSL cert for it so I used session variables to
>store info. Since SSL certs are a pain to get, cost money, and require
>an IP address for each domain
I have a site that needs to collect credit card info. When I wrote it,
I assumed I would have an SSL cert for it so I used session variables to
store info. Since SSL certs are a pain to get, cost money, and require
an IP address for each domain (can't use virtual domains), we now have a
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