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Tim Almond #1
Passing information between pages
I am currently building a site, and we have a number of users that can have
a particular priveledge, but each user has their own set of cases that they
can update (identified by case ID).
When the user clicks on a case, it needs to pass this to an 'update case'
form.
I want this to be secure, so that users can't spoof a message and update
someone else's case. In old ASP, I would pass it in the querystring and
revalidate the ID at the other end against their session ID.
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Christian Binder #2
Re: Passing information between pages
To pass information between pages I usually use Session Variables.
Greetz Chris
"Tim Almond" <anon@anon.co.uk> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:OKr60HSTDHA.1588@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...have> I am currently building a site, and we have a number of users that canthey> a particular priveledge, but each user has their own set of cases that> can update (identified by case ID).
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> When the user clicks on a case, it needs to pass this to an 'update case'
> form.
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> I want this to be secure, so that users can't spoof a message and update
> someone else's case. In old ASP, I would pass it in the querystring and
> revalidate the ID at the other end against their session ID.
>
>
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