> If you try and think this through carefully, you will see that the term "in the context of" will inadvertly lead to ambiguities. What about images referenced by the document, how must they be resolved? What about links to other domains, do we still have to use the "proxy" or can we just reach them directly?
> Please for the sake of the architecture of your application, do not blindly relay content to the client. The Http Proxy standard was specifically made for that purpose. So do not believe you can do better - you will fail terribly. Ok, well I definitely won't pursue the blind route. How would an HTTP Proxy behave in this situation? Surely it wouldn't parse out HTML. Also, not that this matters, but there will never be images or links, just the relative url in the action form tag. I have also considered the case that this situation has no elegant answer. If so, I will let this die. - Care2 make the world greener! Eighty-six nations have signed the international Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Help get the U.S. on the list! http://www.care2.com/go/z/10840/1060 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
