Relative links will cause every following page to be encrypted through the secure server, which will seriously degrade performance on the rest of your web site after a visitor hits your secure page. Therefore, for all links that go to other pages from your secure page, you must change relative links to absolute, fully qualified URL format. This will restrict the encryption process to only those pages that actually need it. If you are using a navigation bar or button row on all the pages in your site, you will either need a special version with absolute URL's just for the secure page, or else eliminate the problem in the first place by using absolute, fully qualified URL's on all your nav bars and navigation buttons. Since your web site resides in a multi-homed environment on the MangoNet server network, you are operating under the umbrella of our digital security certificate.
Many people tend to forget that setting up a secure web form is only half the process.
SSL takes care of encrypting and moving the data from the visitor's browser to the web server. But once the data hits the web server, that data still needs to get to you in a way that preserves security. Nevertheless, many people do use secure forms in online transactions this way, relying on the statistical improbability of attack on any single online transaction. All you see as a visitor to the site is what happens between you and the web server, not what happens afterwards. If you don't require a full-scale dedicated commerce system, we can provide a 28.8k PPP dialup account and POP3 mailbox to hold your form output, so you can log in to our network over an analog phone line to retrieve email from your phone.