Enabling Security Certificate Seal on Secure Forms

Last Update: May 13, 2012


Create your form in the JotForm editor.

1. From the Power Tools sub menu, click to add an Image to your form.


2. In the Image wizard, select Security Certificate Seal


3.  Click Next, then click the Add Seal button.



Finished!

NOTE: This Security Seal will only show on forms which make use of a Secure JotForm URL. 

An example form is here: https://secure.jotform.com/form/13274752358

NOTE2:
We no longer use the GlobalSign seal, that is why it is not clickable anymore.


if you want to make you security seal clickable, you might try RapidSSL instead, as our secure.jotform.com domain is currently configured to use RapidSSL certificate

Please check this article about how to add RapidSSL site seal.

In order to add it to your Jotform form, please choose Upload Image File instead of Security Certificate Seal.


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6 Comments...


   
Mike Drennan (December 06, 2011 at 09:55 PM)

Is data transfer to a MYSQL database secured via SSL?

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yolandav (December 29, 2011 at 08:24 AM)

How do I secure my forms from being edited when I send them to the form site? There is no secure place to log in and out, someone can do what they want with my url jotform page.

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pattimajeski (January 25, 2012 at 08:20 AM)

I have been using JotForm for over a year and have been extremely happy.

Yesterday all of the form I have created on all of my clients landing pages are gone... With no warning and it says my account was suspended do to suspect of phishing.

How can a company that wants to offer their clients a secure way to have a form on their facebook landing page or a web landing page use your forms and not have to worry about everything being shut down?

Thank you.
Patti Majeski

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truconcepts (February 14, 2012 at 09:21 PM)

For some reason I cannot get the security seal to display. I've tried using Chrome, Firefox, and Opera using the form I created as well as the example from that's linked above.

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whershfeld (March 22, 2012 at 02:32 PM)

I followed these instructions as a test on one of my forms and the secure badge is not displaying...

I'm accessing the form via:

https://secure.jotform.com/whershfeld/dixonassociates_hr

Any ideas on why the secure badge is not displaying?

Thanks

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silentwisher (March 26, 2012 at 06:12 PM)

No matter what I do it seems like the secure method does not work. Which tells everyone on my site that the page is not secure. Help?

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