Just remember that anything within those pages has to be referenced using https://
For an even better understanding on how it works, read this http://www.ironflare.com/docs/ssl.html
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Hi, I am developing a small time e-commerce website. We sell a single product, and we are using PayPal and GoogleCheckout to process the orders. We will not be storing any financially sensitive info on our server. My problem is that we want to implement SSL protection for the logging in stage i.e. the customer has an account with us, and in order to log in and look at their details we want it to be under https. Unfortunately I have no experience with SSL.
I have asked a friend who has suggested that we purchase a Thawte SSL certificate from our server provider. He then said that the best practice is to register another domain name in addition to our current one e.g. secure.domain.com and then make everything that needs securing fall under that.
Now I have attempted to pre-empt this by developing the website such that all the files that need ssl protection (e.g. login.php) are in a subdirectory off the root called SECURE. Will it be possible to setup these domains so that I have this secure portion of my website simply working on the files in the sub directory?
Any hints/tips greatly appreciated!

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