The domains hosted by us are housed on any number of computers and all of them have a different machine name. To find out

what machine name to use for your secure order access calls, check the faq file of your domain at:

http://www.yourdomain.com/faq.html

Each server has its own site secure.net site, and although you will be putting your form on your own domain, it must be called

through the site secure.net server in order for the form to be secure.

To do this, create your form as usual and put it somewhere in your www directory. You can put your form anywhere you want to,

but for this example, let s assume the normal URL for your form can be accessed from a browser with this URL:

http://www.yourdomain.com/signup/secureform.html

To call the form through the secure order server, you need to use the following URL to access your pages via the secure server

(even though your form resides on your own domain space):

https://machinename.site secure.net/yourdomain/signup/secureform.html.

That would be the URL you would put as an  to link to your form from whatever page you have your visitors link from.

Don t forget the "s" in "https."

Your cgi bin dir is: https://machinename.site secure.net/yourdomain/cgi bin/

Special instructions for using FormMail.cgi with the Secure Server

If you are using formmail.cgi through the secure server, you can still place your form anywhere on your webspace you want to,

but you MUST use the following URL as the ACTION of your form: https://crimson.site secure.net/cgi bin/formmail.cgi

Here s an example of how the first parts of your form might look:

It is still important that you call your order page through a secure URL in order to work properly. For example:

https://crimson.site secure.net/yourdomain/order.htm.

Guestbook

Guestbook allows you to set up your own comments page. From there, visitors can add entries to your guestbook and they will be

displayed with the most recent at the top and scrolling down, or vice versa. Other options include the ability to limit HTML in the

entry, link to e mail address with mailto tag, use a log to log entries, redirect to a different page after signing, emailing whenever

a new entry is added, and much more.

Guestbook is already set up for use on your server. You can simply use the following URL to access it:

http://yourdomain.com/Guestbook/guestbook.html

If you want to change any of the configuration options, locate the guestbook.cgi file in your Guestbook directory (inside your

www directory). Download it to your hard drive in ASCII mode, and save it somewhere safe. Create a copy of the file and give it

the same name, then edit the options as specified below. Keep your backup of the original guestbook.cgi in case you run into

problems.

Option 1: $mail

This option will allow you to be notified via an E mail address when a new entry arrives in your guestbook. The entry will be

mailed to you as a notification. If you should choose to turn this variable on you will need to fill in the 2 variables that go along

with it:

$recipient   Your email address, so that the mailing program will know who to mail the entry to.