acorbelli
05-15-2007, 02:28 PM
I couldn't really find a better place for this, so if it's wrong please move it.
I am writing a conversion scheme for a web store to take it from XHTML to XHTML-MP (mobile profile). Not a hard task, really only takes a script to pull out the desired information from each page and format it into another file. My question is this:
It is an ecommerce website, and I want to be able to sell via a mobile device with a browser that may not support the full XHTML profile. I wouldn't think to do this without a measure of security, meaning using SSL for the checkout. Our ecommerce site uses a shopping cart on an HTTPS connection, but the mobile device rejects the security certificate. I hosted another SSL server but this certificate was rejected as well. How can I get a security certificate to not be rejected by my mobile device? Do they not fully support SSL as of yet?
I am writing a conversion scheme for a web store to take it from XHTML to XHTML-MP (mobile profile). Not a hard task, really only takes a script to pull out the desired information from each page and format it into another file. My question is this:
It is an ecommerce website, and I want to be able to sell via a mobile device with a browser that may not support the full XHTML profile. I wouldn't think to do this without a measure of security, meaning using SSL for the checkout. Our ecommerce site uses a shopping cart on an HTTPS connection, but the mobile device rejects the security certificate. I hosted another SSL server but this certificate was rejected as well. How can I get a security certificate to not be rejected by my mobile device? Do they not fully support SSL as of yet?