Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting I found a few sites online that are offering some free options, particularly: How to make your Facebook Fan Page SSL Secure - For Free (Hostgator) : Pennys DIY Social Media and Free SSL Server for Facebook Fan Pages and Facebook Applications - WPFacePages However, it seems that it is better if your fanpage is NOT hosted on WordPress to use these options. Or at least that is my understanding. I'm wondering if it would be simpler to just create new non-WordPress based templates for my fanpages instead of going through the trouble and expense of the SSL certificates? Thoughts? |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting Implementing SSL isn't hard to do. You can get an SSL certificate from Comodo for only $99 a year. Plus, if you had a Yahoo Webhosting account... you could put a Verisign Certified button on your custom fanpage for only $4/month. |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting But is that $99 per year just for one domain? It's my understanding that you cannot use the certificate for subdomains (and add-on domains, I'm assuming). |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting What is the difference between the SSL certificate for 9/year at Namecheap and the 99/year one from the same company? |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting knowing FB theyll change tack again in 2 months once theyve got a load of affiliate commissions in for the SSL certs ;-) |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting There's a very easy method to secure your Fanpage content - and it's free. I have secured my own WordPress Theme's Facebook page content using this method - so I can verify that it definately works, and it took literally under 10 minutes to set up. The method is using a Free service provided at Social-Server.com I wrote some instructions on how to use the service on another thread here on the WF - just do a search on here on the WF for "Facebook Emergency Action" and you'll find it... but otherwise if you go to the social-server.com site it is pretty easy to understand anyway |
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I just got one of those. The difference is all your pages have to be on one domain name only with the $9 one. With the $100 one, you can use it for ALL your subdomains on that main domain too. ex: subdomain.newdomain.com The second option is better if you are using it set up and manage fan pages for your clients using iframe technology. Subdomains (the $100 option) are generally easier than directories to work with (the $9 option). At least for me. ;) |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting If you want another free solution you can try using this app https://apps.facebook.com/iframehost-d/ and you can use any web page to display as your landing page. or if you want to use wordpress you can check out this video tutorial Facebook Welcome Pages Using IFrames and WordPress |
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Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting Its not free they are charging for domain..:( |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting I was also searching about it, the information you given me will help me truly. |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting You can also get secure hosting here... Free Secure Hosting |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting Here you no need to worry or have any issue to migrate your files to new host. It just simple iframe from shorten service to get free SSL to cater FB requirement. Facebook SSL/ HTTPS |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting Good, It might be set up-full version. |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting GVO gives a free SSL certificate with all of their hosting accounts. I have used it with Facebook with no problem. however they do say it is best to get your own. They have hosting packages that start at $3.95 and come with a lot of free extras as you can see in my sig file below |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting Just get a domain like Facebook-Fan-Pages.info or something from namecheap.com and get your SSL from there. You'll pay a total of somewhere around $20 for the year and you will be able to use that domain for as many FB fan pages as you want. If you need great instructions on how to do the whole process, hit me up. |
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$20/year for SSL is pretty cheap the way I do it. I don't know what you mean about a shortener service.. Edit: The domain is like $4 a year or something at namecheap, you are paying for the SSL...and again, if free SSL was the best way to go, don't you think more people would use it? |
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1) Why do people refer to others as "Guy"...my old idiot boss did that. 2) I SAID $20 FOR THE SSL...so WHY DO WARRIORS NOT READ ANYTHING EVER?????? 3) LEARN TO READ GUY! I know what you mean though. I've certainly never posted a question to WF and had a bunch of total dumbshits respond with something totally non relevant...so yea, I'm the first one to do it guy. If you READ my response, I said that FREE SSL sucks. That's why there aren't any good options...because it sucks. How do I know this? Because I've tried the free options and they DID NOT WORK. So I offered a paid one. Chill out dude, I'm FAR FROM the dumbest guy on WF on any given day, so don't lecture me on how to answer. I've had so many questions ruined here it's unreal. |
Re: Free Facebook Secure SSL Hosting Please elaborate why something sucks. Sorry, I say your answer suck because I said it suck? So what it suck at? Why suck? Again because I had read many suck answers. I had develop many facebook apps and I know what the most developers need and perhap you still don't know what they need. I said they not need any Cheap PAID SSL because most of their APP is a STATIC HTML. If you have a point I won't type like this. The problem is you don't have a point to stand with. Please don't come offer yourself for me/other to lecture again in this FREE FACEBOOK section.Thanks. |
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