why don't you check to see is a variable was passed to the page. If you use the post
method then a hidden field can be used o check that the user did come from the
application page.
a sample of the check will be
if(!$var_from_previous_page)
{
header("location: application.php");
}
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On Thu, 22 Mar 2001 14:34:21
Good Fella wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I currently have a small problem with my PHP form. I have made two PHP
>files (application.php and process_application.php).
>
>On submitting the form, you then move to process_application.php. Any
>errors will force the form NOT to be submitted to me.
>
>However, how do I stop people from accessing process_application.php
>directly? You can still type in the URL of this address without filling in
>any details.
>
>Although it serves up an error, is there anyway I can prevent people from
>getting to this page unless they press "Submit" on the actual form on
>application.php?
>
>Thanks,
>
>SK
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