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Old 12-07-2004, 16:56   #20
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Re: Unsecure form on https?

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
But is that POST command being sent back over the secure connection, then the next page loaded insecurly, are both on an insecure connection?
No - the current page, with the lock symbol and the HTTPS URL, got to the browser securely. The request and response (which sent back the page) were over a secure connection. Once the browser receives the response, the connection ends. When the form is submitted, that's a POST request over a HTTP connection, to which there will be a response, also over a HTTP connection, which will be the confirmation page.
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