Randy Brown schreef: > Try this, using the Cookbook:Request recipe: > > *Page A:* > Instructions > > [[B?show=1 | Continue…]] > > *Page B:* > (:if !request show:) (:redirect A quiet=1:) (:ifend:) > Links... > > The above should always redirect users who are attempting to read page B > to page A unless the URL link that they clicked on contains a "show" > parameter. If you prefer to require going through page A only once, you > can instead use the httpvariables recipe to set a cookie and then test > for that. > > Randy >
I don't think that would work. It is easy to obtain this new link and then make a deep-link on the other site like <a href="http://mypmwikisite.com/thisgroup/B?show=1";>Great Downloads</a> which would be accepted. I was thinking that cookies might help. Page A sets a cookie which is read by page B. If the cookie is missing, B redirects to A. I have come as close to HttpVariables, but I find the docs not too clear... Or what about something like: --------code----------- *Page A:* Instructions [[B?show={$Date} | Continue…]] *Page B:* (:if !request show {$Date}:) (:redirect A quiet=1:) (:ifend:) Links... ---------/code------------- If there is something like {$Date} in PMwiki, that would create a link that changes every day! Would that work? > On May 13, 2010, at 5:08 AM, Daniel wrote: > >> Is it possible to allow access to page B only after page A has been >> visited? > _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
