On Mar 20, 2006, at 11:31 AM, Pawel Szymczykowski wrote:
Is there any reason this stuff should be visible to someone who isn't even logged in? Can't we hide it server side or something? OK - bad idea because of the caching - but how about at least obscuring the link with javascript or something? I don't mean something spammy with lots of string concatenation, but how about just a function in a peripheral .js file that does a document.write of the link? I realize that the link won't do anything without authentication (as shown in the redirect from the logs), but it still makes me a little bit paranoid that it's there. Why show all of your houseguests the exact location of the floor safe if you don't have to? OK. That's all - sorry, I'm going to take a deep breath and calm down. Am I overreacting, or does anyone else find this a bit scary?
-- Kevin Ballard [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kevin.sb.org http://www.tildesoft.com
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