rf said:
Luigi Donatello Asero
If you are going to do this then present these choices:
1) A text only page that will be able to view almost instantly
2) A page with hundreds of thumbnails that may take some time to view.
The point is that if I write 2 long sentences as the ones which you wrote
only in english, only people understanding english would understand them.
So, the alternative would be to write these 2 sentences in all the languages
of the website. Was really that what you meant?
Many more.
Who cares. How many even know? Just use the above.
Er, what on earth are you talking about? SSL and HTTPS does not make "safe"
transactions. It makes one that others cannot easily look at. Why do you
want anybody to not *look* at your thumbnails as they drift through the
routers? There is no credit card info in them is there?
The point is that I have to prove that the customers has read a certain
content and seen certain pictures of a certain product which he or she wants
to buy or rent through my intermediation if we are talking about holidays
lodgings (the content of the contract, what the parts of the contract want
to agree on)
The use of SSL and https would let me prove to the user that the website is
the one which maintains to be. It would also allow a safe transmission of
information between me and the customers. The customers could give me the
permission to collect for example their names, adresses and so on. Of course
I also have to be sure that the customer who signs a contract is really the
one who he or she says to be.
So, that is one of the reasons why I need certificates.
You may have a look at some of the problems concerning e-commerce in the EU
on the website
www.ebusinesslex.net