> I am running IIS 5.0/4.0 web servers and I would like to use a
> backslash to seperate my var names/values. Amazon uses this
> method and I like it because it helps discourage url hacking (at
> least I think so).
>
> Alos, I believe using this method you can mask the file name so
> there is no file extension.
BTW, \ is backslash and / is slash
As long as you're not going to use FORMs and your template is always
index.cfm, then this is fine
You can strip out the items after the real URL by using either CGI.Path_Info
or CGI.Script_Name (depending on your server)
With this it gives you the complete list after the directory
Then write some looping code to build the variables - I prefer to use = in
the url so that I can see which variable breaks to which (easier to read),
but you can do it without easily enough using ListFirst() and ListGetAt(,2)
Philip Arnold
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Certified ColdFusion Developer
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