RicEvans wrote:Evening.
A few quick question:
What about HTTPS?
Does eValid handle this?
Thanks
Great questions RicEvans.
The short answer is, yes, it does and you don't really have to worry about any of the underlying details.
Just go ahead and test!
The longer answer is that eValid relies on the underlying DLLs (the dynamic link libraries) that contain a variety of functions, including the critically importnat IHTMLDocument libraries of methods.
If the IE browser can do it, then eValid can do it as well because IE and evalid are, in effect, clones of each other.
The use of HTTP/S (Secure HTTP as it is sometimes called) at the very worst may require an initial authentication (verification0 by the user.
And, often it does not even require that.
So, don't worry about it.
HTTP/S works just great!
-- eValid Support