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Is there a way to force one or more pages to always come up as HTTPS on my website?

 

For example, when a user goes from my Home Page to a Log-In Page or Checkout Page, they must always be on a secured page to ensure their data is not compromised.

 

I thought it was a simple as putting "h t t p s : //www.mysite.com/login_page.php" in the buttin link, but someone pointed out that users could hack that or somehow otherwise end up on my Log-In Page or Checkout Page on an HTTP connection which would be really bad!  :o

 

Thanks,

 

 

Debbie

 

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