Hi Ali,
If the form needs to be secure why don't you hide it behind a login session?
If you want you can set a cookie to keep users logged in, if there's not
tooo sensitive information. Downside is that users might browse with cookies
off. I don't know if Im misanderstanding.
:)
Sonja
Hi Sonja, thanks for replying.
I'm really not sure what to do with this. Cookies are possible but it's, as
you mentioned, still something the visitor controls... which is where the
problems are coming from to begin with. I'd like to avoid logins, especially
since I've never set one up before and
Hi Sonja, thanks for looking at this.
Here (I think) is the referer section, from Jack's Formail. I've used
another form in ASP on a windows server that has a similar system, which of
course Norton's Firewall slams into. I could just chop it out, but I
hesitate since it's supposed to be in there
Hi, Ali,
I don't know what your form is for, so I don't know how much trouble you
want to go to. However, I have seen a lot of sites these days (like
GoDaddy) using an image containing numbers on their forms. The user then
has to type in the numbers into a textbox. Since automated tools
Hi Amanda,
This website's just using forms for fairly simple stuff like user comments,
questions and the like. It's just been a major pain in the rear dealing with
Norton Firewall situation on this, and I don't know enough programming to
come up with my alternate. I think I may just work around
I've got news for you it isn't just Norton firewall users who get that
message either. I'm on RoadRunner and use a router with nat translation
as well as Zone Alarm and I've been seeing that message a fair bit
lately. Find it annoying and patronize other sites instead of the ones
that I get the
