Basics for implementing SSL on PHP Website

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Published on 2010-03-23T07:36:40Z Indexed on 2010/03/23 7:43 UTC
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Hi guys,

I am here as a developer of a website. My website got different modules among which one function is to process credit card. In order to process credit card I need to implement SSL layer and process the pages. For rest of modules the SSL is optional.

Now my points are:

1.) Is the location of file for http and https same?

2.) Can the session of http and https be shared? this is required as i need user login information and cart item information.

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