How to display Comodo TrustLogo Seal?
 

Dear friends,

I thought that editing /single/home.tpl would make the Comodo seal appear in the right bottom corner of the site. It did appear, but only in the admin zone, yet the frontpanel is still empty. What template is responsible for space below right column menu (just above the bottom bar)? Comodo manual says the template must have </head> and </body> tags...


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Your mistake is there in your question.

single/home.tpl is just for admin menus.

you need:
skin1/customer/home.tpl

THANK YOU!

Re: How to display Comodo TrustLogo Seal?
 

Be careful using the logo if you have the pop up cert. I found out the hard way that it worked fine in Firefox, but in I.E. if my customers clicked ANYWHERE on the page, the cert would pop up. If they clicked on "add to cart"? Yup - the cert would pop up. I finally had to make a seperate pop-up window that you could then mouse-over to display the cert correctly.

Actually, I got another question. Is it possible to have somehow installed a second SSL for an add-on domain so that the TrustLogo doesn't show "Credentials NOT available" message for this add-on domain? E.g. when you browse through istok.net it's fine, but istok.ca doesn't show credentials. I 'm afraid two SSL will interfere...

No way to avoid this issue unless you can figure out a way to hide the logo completely for the added sub domain. The reasons are obvious...

We are trying to figure out how to show the Trust Logo only if the site is being called through https, and not through the regular http. I didn't know if there was a if statement in SMARTY that could be used to check the https vs. http.

I found what I was looking for on the SMARTY user forum:

{if $smarty.server.HTTPS eq "on"}
{literal}
<script type="text/javascript">TrustLogo("https://secure.site.com/authentic_secure_transparent.gif", "SC", "none");</script>
{/literal}
{/if}

You can put the TrustLogo JavaScript in the meta.tpl and the code above in the /customer/home.tpl where you want it to appear on the page. This will only show the TrustLogo on the secure pages.

Do you really think that hiding TrustLogo on HTTP is better? Comodo says showing the seal everywhere actually increases customers' confidence...

The TrustLogo only works on the domain that is set for the SSL Cert.

We use www. for our main site and secure. for the secure site.

So, if we show the TrustLogo on the www. side, it won't work. That is why we hide it, unless a visitor is on the secure. side.