A while back I put up a hack to require SSL on some Drupal pages by adding a block that checked for SSL and if it wasn’t present redirected the person to https. That was a bad solution and could of been done better with htaccess.
This solution on the other hand is great. http://drupal.org/project/securepages
If you need to secure a single page it seems like you have to use the “node/xxx” format in “Pages that will be secure.” I tried using the URL path alias but it didn’t work regardless of / or *
Together these modules are going to make life easy as I push to have all my coworkers start creating thier own forms for online signup to our programs. If you haven’t tried it, Webform: http://drupal.org/project/webform is super easy to use and pretty flexible.
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Thanks for the tip on secure pages!
I was looking all over for stuff like that.
Also - you live in a really nice corner of the country - in 1976 I bicycled from Portland OR to New Jersey by way of Washington state - including Pt Townsend - Sedro Wooley and over through the North Cascades… wonderful place.
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