simonsmith: Hmm, you never mentioned that the client required a plugin too... that means NO ordinary browser can read your encrypted pages and not many people like to download plugins that will be used on only a few sites. And most companies sees all plugins as a security risk.
Anyway, if that plugin can make the browser read the code, I see no reason why I (or someone else) should be able to make the plugin give me the code instead. I'm not a C/C++ programmer (or whatever language was used to write the plugin) but I'm sure it could be reverse engineered. It might take me some time since I thought you had found the "holy grail" for all web-developers and not a plugin which "simulates" it.
Anyway, I'm sure there's a way to crack this one given enought time and the proper tools...
Btw, sorry for making fun of your forum, I know it had only been up a short time. I was just letting off some steam lol