FoxyCart possesses the great feature of being able to use a Store Remote Domain for your store, meaning instead of your cart's URL reading “yourstorename.foxycart.com” it will read “subdomain.yourstorename.com”. This feature is not free, as it requires a separate yearly security certificate setup by FoxyCart, but is an excellent feature for any online business that wants to appear to be completely branded.
Questions? Can you use your own cert? Answers.
The setup of the Store Remote Domain requires a few steps and the ability to edit your domain's DNS information. If you do not have access to it, you may need to contact your system administrator.
By following these steps, setting up your domain should be fairly simple and take only a few days at most.
Pay for your cert, making sure to provide complete and accurate information. Once an order is placed it cannot be changed, so please double check your order prior to submitting it.
secure.example.comsecure-example-com.dns.foxycart.com or whatever is appropriate. For example, if your domain is secure.mystore.tld, your CNAME record for secure.mystore.tld should be secure-mystore-tld.dns.foxycart.com. (note the trailing dot!). (Replace secure-example-com with your actual domain name, but replace the periods with hyphens.)secure.puppydogs.com, then you must redirect to secure-puppydogs-com.dns.foxycart.com. To check this, use your Terminal (Mac or Linux users), or use kloth.net. Enter your domain (secure.puppydogs.com) and you should see secure-puppydogs-com.dns.foxycart.com. (again, note the trailing period) in the ANSWER SECTION.The final steps are simply waiting for confirmation from FoxyCart and their SSL provider that your account is setup.
Once you receive confirmation, test your new domain by going to subdomain.yourdomain.com/cart (whatever you set up) and seeing if it displays a “This cart is not setup” message.
If you do receive the message, congratulations!
Simply go into your FoxyCart account, Settings, and check off store remote domain. Fill in your new domain, update the forms or links on your website to reflect your new domain, and you're off to the races. You will probably also need to recache your cart and checkout pages.