Raz wrote:
You can put the value in a hidden form field and submit it with
JavaScript, but it's still not truly hidden, as it is still sent in a
cleartext HTTP request.
Not to mention being visible upon viewing the page source...
Well, that depends. If it's user input that is added via JavaSc
""Joey"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> OK I understand the difference between a get & a post but if I just have a
> URL/link which is calling a function like so:
>
> abc.com/display_information?customer_number=$value
>
> It passes to the display_information the custo
> You can put the value in a hidden form field and submit it with
> JavaScript, but it's still not truly hidden, as it is still sent in a
> cleartext HTTP request.
Not to mention being visible upon viewing the page source...
Raz
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Joey wrote:
OK I understand the difference between a get & a post but if I just have a
URL/link which is calling a function like so:
abc.com/display_information?customer_number=$value
It passes to the display_information the customer number visably, is there a
way to do this where it's not v
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