1. Direct your form results to a secure page or script contained in your SSL directory.
2. Find and specify your form action tags using an option that looks like this:
   
   <form method="post" action=
   "https://widgetdesigns.com/script.php">...</form>
    
3. When you get this data on your site, store any sensitive info in a password locked directory in your File Manager or in a MySQL database.

PHP users

Increase your site security by setting up a MySQL account to store the data. You can also encrypt the data using PHP's built-in crypt feature. Learn more on the PHP Group website.

Note: SSL-encrypted forms are not compliant with the PCI DSS. For more information, see the Turbify Terms of Service.