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Hiding specifics in URL when going to the Detail Page(classic ASP)
I'm sure there is a way to do this, but I forgot...
I'm using the DW "Go To Detail Page" behaviour to display a specific page,
based on what the user clicks from a list. This works fine. What I need to do
in to NOT have the resulting URL display what was selected. For example, this
is the URL after the user clicks the link:
[url]http://DOMAIN_NAME.com/DetailPage.asp?FIELD_NAME=VALUE[/url]
For security reasons, I need to have this work without displaying the
FIELD_NAME=VALUE
I'm not using a form, so I don't believe GET or POST are the issue.
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks!
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darrel #2
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the Detail Page (classic ASP)
> I'm using the DW "Go To Detail Page" behaviour to display a specific
page,do> based on what the user clicks from a list. This works fine. What I need tothis> in to NOT have the resulting URL display what was selected. For example,Security via obscurity? ;o)> is the URL after the user clicks the link:
>
> [url]http://DOMAIN_NAME.com/DetailPage.asp?FIELD_NAME=VALUE[/url]
>
> For security reasons, I need to have this work without displaying the
> FIELD_NAME=VALUE
The solution is to not pass the value via a querystring. Can you use a
server variable, or roundtrip to a database or something?
-Darrel
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PA #3
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the DetailPage (classic ASP)
Thanks, I guess that would work.
Storing the querystring value to a cookie would also work, right?
Which server variable were you referring to?
Thanks for the reply!
Paul
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darrel #4
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the Detail Page (classic ASP)
> Storing the querystring value to a cookie would also work, right?
Provided the end-user is enabling and accepting cookies.
I dunno...what kind of server-side coding are you using?> Which server variable were you referring to?
-Darrel
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PA #5
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the DetailPage (classic ASP)
The server side is ASP / vbScript
Thanks,
Paul
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Julian Roberts #6
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the Detail Page (classic ASP)
You may need to rethink your architecture. Querystrings shouldn't be an
issue. Perhaps you could expand on why you need to not show the querystring.
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PA #7
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the DetailPage (classic ASP)
Jules,
Thanks for the reply. The reason I don't want the variables shown in the
address bar is because I can't have people changing the variables (id=3445 to
id=3667 for example) and being able to access records that aren't theirs.
As I mentioned, I'm not using forms at all on the main page, the user simply
clicks a link that represents a "company ID" and displays only that company's
records. If I were using forms, I would then just use a POST when going to the
detail page.
Any suggestions?
Thank you
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darrel #8
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the Detail Page (classic ASP)
> Thanks for the reply. The reason I don't want the variables shown in the
to> address bar is because I can't have people changing the variables (id=3445That's security through obscurity = not really secure at all.> id=3667 for example) and being able to access records that aren't theirs.
You should be using user profiles of some sort...only items that that user
has permission to see can be seen. This will make the querystring issue moot
at that pont.
That said,
-Darrel
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PA #9
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the DetailPage (classic ASP)
Darrel,
I agree, and will do something like this. Thanks
In the short term while I develop this, I need to at least "band-aid" this and
somehow hide the values in the address bar. Is there a way to do this? If so,
please let me know. Otherwise, thanks for all the help, I do appreciate it.
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Julian Roberts #10
Re: Hiding specifics in URL when going to the Detail Page (classic ASP)
Are you doing any filtering on the results page? If so, you could apply a
similar filter on the details page.
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