Sorry Simon

I might have made it sound confusing. The application flow would be as
listed below:
1. Person goes to our minisite(msite)
2. Msite has enrol buttons which point to our main site enrolment
section.
3. Person clicks the "Enrol" button and is redirected to the enrolment
section of our site.
4. The tricky requirement is that when the person is redirected to the
enrolment section on our main site, the original enrol URL eg.
www.mysite.com/enrol needs to be replaced with the mini-site URL
followed by enrol.

I hope this sounds a bit more clear.


Cheers

On Apr 1, 6:55 am, Simon Haddon <simon.had...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So are they allowing enrollments from othersite to be enrolled at msite? If
> so then maybe this has to be a web service which then has a lot of security
> issues in this case above normal as you will inserting new records into a
> database and then giving permissions accordingly trusting that the other
> site hasn't been compromised.   Great fun :( .
>
> But, from what you have described that is how it sounds.
>
> Cheers,
> Simon
>
> 2009/3/31 karan <joshi.ka...@gmail.com>
>
>
>
> > Hi Guys
>
> > I have a MVC based Web app in Coldfusion. One of the sections is a web
> > enrolment section. It is implemented using an enrolment object which
> > acts as a bean and enrolmentDAO which passes the values to the model.
> > This object has various dependencies.  A business requirement has come
> > up where I need to change the view for the section in case the
> > customer comes from a certain site to us. This bit is easy. Also, the
> > URL needs to be different than usual. Eg. At the moment, customer
> > would gotowww.msite.com/enrolto enrol but now I need another URL
> >www.othersite.com/enrolto display, it the customer is coming from a
> > certain site.I am a bit puzzled about the URL bit. Any suggestions?
>
> --
> Cheers
> Simon Haddon
>
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