If this is two different servers, and you're running cf on your end, here's
what I'd do:
Build a CF page for them that allows them to create encrypted strings (ie a
form where they type in the string that will be in the url, and it outputs
the encrypted [via encrypt()] string.) Then on your end, you use cfdecrypt
to decrypt the string.
Of course, you could alternately build an encryption algorithm via
javascript, but anyone with half a brain could reverse engineer it.
Billy
----- Original Message -----
From: Adrian Cesana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 5:02 PM
Subject: RE: encrypting a URL parameter
> Well actually its not that I dont have control (should have worded it
> differently), we are working together on this but they do not run CF.
> Basically I was thinking I could provide them with some algorithm that I
> would use to decrypt on my end...
>
>
> > You could take the url parameters, put them in a form on the page in
> > question, and then post those parameters to the page you want with no
> > paramaters using a meta refresh form post... Might disrupt your visitors
a
> > bit BUT if you don't have any control over the other site, then
> > you're kinda
> > hosed.
> >
>
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