Is this possible?

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    bartolay13, Jan 15, 2008 IP
  2. rkquest

    rkquest Well-Known Member

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    The only way I can think of is by using frames.
     
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  3. bartolay13

    bartolay13 Active Member

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    #3
    can you give me some sample script or a link maybe...
     
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  4. rkquest

    rkquest Well-Known Member

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    #4
    Not a script.. just HTML

    
<html>
<frameset cols = "*">
	<frame src ="http://www.google.com/" /> 
</frameset>
</html>
    HTML:
    The problem here is even if you go to external website just by following a link in the page, the user will still have your domain in their address bar.
     
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  5. mvl

    mvl Peon

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    #5
    Solve this by setting the target attribute for external links to "_top" to get rid of the frames, or "_blank" to open in a new window:

    <a href="external url" target="_top">external site</a>
    Code (markup):
    or
    <a href="external url" target="_blank">external site</a>
    Code (markup):
    Using frames is probably your best choice. Other options are more complex:
    - XMLHttp/DHTML for all links and buttons in your page
    - Using javascript to convert all links to a POST to / with the appropriate arguments
     
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    kendo1979 Peon

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    why not redirect them with all the get variables set to post variables?
     
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    Brewster Active Member

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    Or you could use the $_SESSION variable

    Brew
     
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    wmtips Well-Known Member

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    If you are talking about abstract script, not about DP forums, you can pass your parameters via POST method, not GET. Only GET parameters are included in URL.
     
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  9. mwasiqansari

    mwasiqansari Banned

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    Yes it is possible! do as what rkquest said.
     
    mwasiqansari, Jan 17, 2008 IP