Yargh! Unless you've omitted something, or I'm misunderstanding, I think you
still have a leak in your design.
To the OP: that's a fairly big question, but here are some thoughts.
Apologies in advance for the length of this.
Here's the big thing about web security: *any* webpage that a user brow
Hi,
Wow, what is this. I have not inserted the '>' in front of the line that
starts with "from thinking". It is not in the copy of the message in my
sent-folder. It must have beed added somewhere else.
Christof
Hi,
> i think what i really was after, was a small 'framework' that does the
> thing for me. i can include it everywhere i need/want and check a
> "isLoggedIn" or sth like that.
There can't be a framework that takes the burdon of secure programming from
the programmer. There are features of you
Alexandre Plennevaux schrieb:
That's a rather vague question, hence my vague answer :)
i know :-) thanks anyway.
Michael Price schrieb:
Hi Michael,
[...]
thanks for your detailed answer.
i think what i really was after, was a small 'framework' that does the
thing for me. i can include i
Hi Michael,
On my website I have a lot of pages called via AJAX, some of which are
quite sensitive (private messages, user submission data etc.). At the
top of every page I have a PHP include which, as well as opening the
database connection etc., also includes code to check and authenticate a
That's a rather vague question, hence my vague answer :): have your php
script called via ajax check for the user authentication session before
performing the request.
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