[thelist] $_POST string

[Matthew Pulis]

$_POST is in the HTTP session .. not shown in the url :S



Matthew Pulis BSc. (Business and Computing) MSc. (Informatics)
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On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 11:50 PM, Jack Timmons <jorachim at gmail.com> wrote:

> Please forgive top post. Phone.
>
> Do you mean something like:
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> /path/to/form/var1/var2/var3??
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> On Wednesday, June 2, 2010, Bob Meetin <bobm at dottedi.biz> wrote:
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> > That was probably what I was thinking of.  So the answer is no, not
> > easily anyhow.  I just remembered some modification to the .htaccess
> > but could not recall the context.  -Thx both of ya, Bob
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> > Jack Timmons wrote:
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> >   On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Bob Meetin <bobm at dottedi.biz> <
> bobm at dottedi.biz> wrote:
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> >     I am developing some php forms that require numerous arguments in the
> $_POST
> > string.  This works fine.  Is there anything that can be reasonably done
> to
> > not make all the ooohs and ahhhs display in the URL address bar which
> might
> > appear tempting to some viewers?
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> > Or perhaps better, what is a standard way to bullet-proof $_POST
> variables
> > to prevent trickery?
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> > -Bob
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> > If it's in the URL, it's not POST, it's GET. Unless I'm confused here.
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> > You could try storing the needed info in a session.
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