Ah... i think i understand a little more now. so for example
If i was to have
https://yourdomain.com/form.php
http://yourdomain.com/form.php
So if i was to have "form.php" which is a basic form that collects details, and then when they click submit it loads another file called "display.php" which would just display all the data collected.
If this was done on a https connection the data would be secure, but on a http it wouldnt?
As the process to send the details and then have them sent back in the form of a display is via a SSL connection.
If sending them details via email or storing them in a MYSQL database then only the email or the MySQL database is the unsecure aspect in the sence of if anyone gains access to the emails or the mysql they could read the data.
EDIT::
What if i was form process covered a few different steps and instead of passing data from one page to the other, i used a session to store all my results so i could move from one page to the next easier and retrieve the data? would this make the https connection useless?