I don't really understand what you're asking.
SSL doesn't mind if you use JavaScript to transmit data through it. All that you have to keep in mind is prefixing urls with the secure http protocol 'https://' so that you are accessing the secure server and thereby triggering the browser to encrypt data for transmitting to the server, or the server to encrypt data for transmitting to the browser using that nifty 128 bit algorithm. Or, if you are using relative paths that the page is requested from the secure server such that all relative paths also point to the secure server.
Make sense?
If not, please offer a more specific question.
: )
Rich
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