Sure, CFormsII lets you change the form action to whatever you want. So just change the form action to https://… I’m assuming you already have SSL set up for whatever domain it will be submitted to.
Honestly, I don’t know. Client is responsible for that but I can find out. He’s hosted on Powweb.
OK, there is. It would be https://username.powweb.com/ where ‘username’ would represent the username of the owner of the site. Not the domain name but the username. So how would I properly change the form action in cForms?
Take a look at the documentation/forums for the plugin on delicious days. There are threads discussing CForms’ support for https.
I did but quite frankly, their forums really suck. I can’t find anything there.
I figured it out.
First, I went into wordpress general settings and changed the wordpress and blog address to https://(site). Then I went to cforms and went to the exact form and updated it (update button on top right side). Then I went back to general settings and rechanged it back to http://.
Then I changed the cforms_root line as referenced here in entry 4:
http://www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-forum/troubleshooting/https-problems/
Then the captcha and submit button wouldn’t work, so I went into plugin editor -> cforms -> js/cforms.js and changed the sajax_uri variable to either ‘https://(fullpath)’ or ‘/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/cforms/lib_ajax.php’;
The path may or may not include /wordpress for you depending on your path.
My website is at http://3packet.com
Good luck all!
