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Old 09-14-2007, 12:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Yahoo SiteBuilder - Who Knows PHP....HELP!

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First I use Yahoo! as my host and Site builder as my design tool.

I have found a major flaw (one of many im sure) in their SSL secure pages.

If I use a Sitebuilder form within the SSL page, it's properties cannot be overridden. So what occures is that the information entered onto the form on the ssl page is then displayed on a confirmation page that is not secure.

I have tried creating a secure confirmation page and point the redirect to that page but it doesnt work. Creates a yahoo page not found error.

According to the last TEch person I spoke to (1 or 30 or so) I need to create that landing page with php.......I dont program or write (thats why I use sitebuilder) so I dont know what to do. I thought I could import my own form bypassing sitebuilders forms, within microsoft publisher...and i cant get it to upload. Is there a place I Can hire someone to fix just this issue? Anyone familiar with Sitebuilder who understands what I need to do??
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Old 09-14-2007, 01:08 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Yahoo SiteBuilder - Who Knows PHP....HELP!

I don't use sitebuilder, but he's probably talking about the PHP function "header" which redirects browsers to a new page. You really don't have to be a PHP expert to put this in - it's one of the easiest functions to use.

PHP Code:
<php
header
("Location: http://www.yoursite.com/yourpage.html");
?> 
I'm not really sure how you're doing this or how you have things setup...so I can't really give you the best answer on this.
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