On 11 juin, 01:14, mdipierro wrote:
> The only way to keep a conversation would
> be to store a token in request.args(0) and keep it there in all links.
> Still the conversation is fragile and ends if the user types in a url
> without the token.
An url parameter of a get request with the session
On 11 juin, 09:42, szimszon wrote:
> This conversation thing could be handy for my inventory app... I just
> made use of session but the user starting new conversations to get the
> info to continue the original... after that we can't trust the info in
> session. ... :-o
Yes, it is exactly th
This conversation thing could be handy for my inventory app... I just
made use of session but the user starting new conversations to get the
info to continue the original... after that we can't trust the info in
session. ... :-o
On jún. 11, 15:10, pierreth wrote:
> On 11 juin, 01:14, mdipierr
On 11 juin, 01:14, mdipierro wrote:
> yes but people don't just navigate by submitting forms. they also
> navigate by clicking links. The only way to keep a conversation would
> be to store a token in request.args(0) and keep it there in all links.
> Still the conversation is fragile and ends if t
javascript?
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Thadeus
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 12:14 AM, mdipierro wrote:
> yes but people don't just navigate by submitting forms. they also
> navigate by clicking links. The only way to keep a conversation would
> be to store a token in request.args(0) and keep it there in all links.
> Sti
yes but people don't just navigate by submitting forms. they also
navigate by clicking links. The only way to keep a conversation would
be to store a token in request.args(0) and keep it there in all links.
Still the conversation is fragile and ends if the user types in a url
without the token.
On
That is where the hidden input field with a custom hash comes into
play I think?
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Thadeus
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM, mdipierro wrote:
> The only issue is that if you have two browser windows open I do not
> know of a mechanism to identify from which of the two windows a
> reques
The only issue is that if you have two browser windows open I do not
know of a mechanism to identify from which of the two windows a
request arrives since the cookies are the same.
On Jun 10, 11:39 pm, pierreth wrote:
> On 10 juin, 19:14, mdipierro wrote:
>
> > Interesting. How do you think this
On 10 juin, 19:14, mdipierro wrote:
> Interesting. How do you think this can be implemented?
Well, before thinking about the implementation, we must understand the
concepts involved.
So let's start with the idea of scope. The scope defines the time a
peace of information is kept. Information in
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