The problem I'm trying to solve is simple. I have two pages - the first registration page, I take several fields from the user, as soon as they send it, she transfers them to another page that processes the data, saves them in the database and, if successful, gives a confirmation message, Here is my problem - user data is sensitive - like in, I use an https connection so as not to intercept. After this is sent to the database, I would like some useful functions to be performed on the confirmation page, such as Google Maps (this is a time reservation application). The problem is using the Google Maps api, I would snap to the elements through an insecure source, which, in turn, tells the user an unpleasant warning message. I was browsing, Google has an alternative to corporate clients, but it costs $ 10,000 a year. I hope you find a workaround - use a secure connection to take the data, and after processing it, bring it to an insecure page and let me use the Google Maps API. If you have a Netflix account, you can see exactly what I would like to do when I log in, this is a secure page that will then lead you to your account / queue on an insecure page. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Brian lang
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