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    SSL with ASP [urgent]

    I'm not getting this.. im trying to generate a CSR for my website but this is giving me a headacke.

    Allright, I enabled SSL on my domain www.mydomain.com
    now, each time i goto www.mydomain.com
    I get an error reading: This page needs to be viewed with a secure browser.

    The problem is, I dont want EVERY page to have SSL on. I want only certain pages


    www.mydomain.com/login.asp

    What do I do?

    Do I have to make a subdomain as in
    www.subdomain.mydomain.com
    and then enable SSL For that domain?

    If I do make a subdomain, is the coding and such going to be the same.

    Please help im sooooo confused.

    Thanks for all the help, I really do appriciate it. I usualy wouldent be in such a rush but the deadline is coming up and the clock isent getting any slower.
    Last edited by invitro; Sep 25th, 2004 at 08:16 PM.
    ok, so... windows takes 1 minute to search for a file on my PC yet google.com takes 1 second to search the entire internet?

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    Yes, you should make your subdomain SSL enabled. No you wont need to code anything. Simply you will have to use the absolute url.

    e.g <a href=https://secure.mydomain.com/login.asp>Login</a>

    Are you using shared SSL?
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    You better add resolved
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