Hi Sluggers:
I subscribed with a new email address. So I am reposting my query on this.
Setup:
Url comes to site like this
http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html?hop=some_data
Q1. If I click on a link to go to another HTML page say name.html, I lose
the "hop=some_data" part. How do I make the "ho
On Tue, Sep 30, 2003 at 10:19:01AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Q2. The order page calls a Perl script say "orderpage.pl", I want the
> script to capture the "hop=some_data". I got the script to print the whole
> %ENV, and I see no "HTTP_REFERER". I thought "HTTP_REFERER" would show the
That
> Q1. If I click on a link to go to another HTML page say name.html, I
> lose the "hop=some_data" part. How do I make the "hop=some_data" go with
> the "name.html" with the tag from an HTML document ? Is this
> possible or a script can do this only ?
This is not how a relative link works. Everyth
>Q1. If I click on a link to go to another HTML page say name.html, I lose
>the "hop=some_data" part. How do I make the "hop=some_data" go with the
>"name.html" with the tag from an HTML document ? Is this possible or a
>script can do this only ?
there are a couple ways -
one way is to add the "h
>> Q1. If I click on a link to go to another HTML page say name.html, I
>> lose the "hop=some_data" part. How do I make the "hop=some_data" go
>> with the "name.html" with the tag from an HTML document ? Is this
>> possible or a script can do this only ?
>
> This is not how a relative link works.
>>Q1. If I click on a link to go to another HTML page say name.html, I
>> lose the "hop=some_data" part. How do I make the "hop=some_data" go
>> with the "name.html" with the tag from an HTML document ? Is this
>> possible or a script can do this only ?
>
> there are a couple ways -
> one way is t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Sluggers:
I subscribed with a new email address. So I am reposting my query on this.
Setup:
Url comes to site like this
http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html?hop=some_data
Q1. If I click on a link to go to another HTML page say name.html, I lose
the "hop=some_data" par
On Tue Sep 30, 2003 at 18:24:09 +1000, Del wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Hi Sluggers:
>>
>>I subscribed with a new email address. So I am reposting my query on this.
>>
>>Setup:
>>Url comes to site like this
>>
>>http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html?hop=some_data
>>
>>Q1. If I click on a link
Del <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your email address makes my skin crawl :)
>> Hi Sluggers:
>> see "HTTP_REFERER", then how do I get the script to capture the
>> "hop=some_data" ?
>
> OK, read this answer as more philosophical than anything else.
One of the strengths of
Hi Sluggers:
Did not realise that this post would cause
an issue. I never read the mailing list
rules.
Anyway I have sorted out my problem.
Thanks to those who gave suggestions.
Del:
I do have a name. It's Louis. I'll keep your business
url should I need business assistance. I don't know
the
>I think a lot of people who are posting here are probably having problem
>running linux in their business and come to slug for help. I don't see
>this as a problem at all. I think the only difference here is in degrees,
>there is a difference between "how do i do XYZ" and "please teach me how
>to
That's exactly how I found my way onto this list. :)
And I do agree whole-heartedly about:
"there is a difference between "how do i do XYZ" and "please teach me how
to write a dynamic web application","
Yup, fair cop.
Note that my post on why I won't answer this sort of question
on the SLUG lis
>Louis (Hi Louis!) is going to be in serious
>danger if he proceeds down the passing-variables-via-GET method
>of web programming
lol :P
POST is better - but only coz it's invisible to the human
eye. Session variables are better still, but use in moderation...
Also a good dose of SSL won't hurt
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