If my site is written to make all transfers between screens at the server using the Server.Transfer instruction, and the first screen is accessed under SSL, will SSL access be maintained across the Server.Transfer's for all screens automatically or must each screen file be specified in the Server.Transfer individually with an https.

Server.Transfer takes place on the server, so as far as I can see, SSL shouldn't affect anything.

Just wondering, how do you "make all transfers between screens at the server using the Server.Transfer"? It transfers at the server, so how does your client interact with your site?

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Client moves to another screen by clicking a menu item or button to create a postback which then runs postback code terminating in a Server.Transfer resulting in returning the new screen to the browser. A main menu screen controls the entire site. There are no href tags except to open help html screens in a separate browser window.

Right, so there is still a request from the browser to the server before Server.Transfer kicks in. AFAIK, that maintains SSL.

Did you try it out?

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