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Old 12-07-2004, 16:31   #12
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Re: Unsecure form on https?

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
Was the page you were on secure? The post instruction is on that page.

When it has done the post it redirects to the confirm page

http://secure.vispaconnect.co.uk/broadband/y-step6.php

Which you can load independantly to see what was on it.

They should really put this page on their secure server that would stop the concern you have.
The PHP script will process the form information and generate a "success" type page (or forward to another script that does). To this end, the PHP script should be HTTPS and not HTTP - it's receiving data that should be secured. I don't think that because the current page is HTTPS then the POST request via HTTP is also secure - you're moving from secure to insecure, hence the warning.
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