Mart, If Java Script is being allowed to run on the machine this could be done very easily. You can easily re-write the IE navigation bar in java script allowing the server you are currently hitting to proxy every new request you would make. I did some work with a company that did this exact thing for a universal shopping cart setup. They did this so they could proxy you through their system and track your shopping habits and allow you to checkout without ever leaving the site. Or they could just be re-directing you to porn sites... If that's the case tell your clients to block XXX sites at the firewall.
Patrick -----Original Message----- From: Marty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 05:47 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Browser vs forms re-direction One of my clients informed me that he had a problem with his browser (I.E. 6) re-directing him to 3X sites when he completed a form for information purpose on a <normal> site. Could some kind of script affect the re-direction within his browser? Is it linked to the ISP? The form was a normal information/question form, probably using formmail. Maybe somebody browsed on his PC (not HIM of course) to a triple X site and something was <installed> without his knowledge. Unfortunatly I don't have a way of duplicating the problem. Has anybody seen this before? What is the cure? Thanks! Mart!
