Sorry if this is the wrong place for this but...<br />
I want to restrict one of my webpages so that it can only be opened from a previous one.<br />
(for example, you go to my homepage, and you click on the "personal information" link and it asks for a password and such, and forwards you to my personal webpage. However you cannot type in the actual address of this page, such as <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.mysite.com/homepage/personalpage.html">www.mysite.com/homepage/personalpage.html</a><!-- w -->)<br />
Get it?<br />
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Is there a simple way to do this? Is there any free Download <!--more-->s I could use? I just don't want someone finding out about me.<br />
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Also, I'm considering encrypting this page. Does this present any new problems with browsers.<!--content-->You'll need to do this with PHP or some other server side code.<br />
<br />
Ask in the PHP forum, or wait until a handy Scoutt finds this thread.<br />
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Oh look, here he comes now...<!--content-->That's too bad. I don't know a thing about PHP, not only that, my free website provider doesn't support PHP, CGI etc. but does support only ASP/ASP.Net and SQL. (<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.brinkster.com">www.brinkster.com</a><!-- w -->)<br />
I'm trying to do this site as free as possible. I even found a hosted traffic counter that's free. I only expect about 5 people a month to my site (it's a "supplement" to my resume) so I don't want to pay anything for it.<br />
If I was planning on traffic, I'd pay for a host with proper PHP/CGI abilities.<!--content-->Hellow, I might be able to help you out - i know some ASP and i think it would be very easy to do whatever you just said you were after - sorry lost the plot but i know asp ... <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.barkingsheep.com">www.barkingsheep.com</a><!-- w --> <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.globalprocesssystems.com">www.globalprocesssystems.com</a><!-- w --><!--content-->sidenote:<br />
<br />
the fake url you posted actually existed.<!--content-->What the mysite page?<!--content-->yeah<!--content-->LOL
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I want to restrict one of my webpages so that it can only be opened from a previous one.<br />
(for example, you go to my homepage, and you click on the "personal information" link and it asks for a password and such, and forwards you to my personal webpage. However you cannot type in the actual address of this page, such as <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.mysite.com/homepage/personalpage.html">www.mysite.com/homepage/personalpage.html</a><!-- w -->)<br />
Get it?<br />
<br />
Is there a simple way to do this? Is there any free Download <!--more-->s I could use? I just don't want someone finding out about me.<br />
<br />
Also, I'm considering encrypting this page. Does this present any new problems with browsers.<!--content-->You'll need to do this with PHP or some other server side code.<br />
<br />
Ask in the PHP forum, or wait until a handy Scoutt finds this thread.<br />
<br />
Oh look, here he comes now...<!--content-->That's too bad. I don't know a thing about PHP, not only that, my free website provider doesn't support PHP, CGI etc. but does support only ASP/ASP.Net and SQL. (<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.brinkster.com">www.brinkster.com</a><!-- w -->)<br />
I'm trying to do this site as free as possible. I even found a hosted traffic counter that's free. I only expect about 5 people a month to my site (it's a "supplement" to my resume) so I don't want to pay anything for it.<br />
If I was planning on traffic, I'd pay for a host with proper PHP/CGI abilities.<!--content-->Hellow, I might be able to help you out - i know some ASP and i think it would be very easy to do whatever you just said you were after - sorry lost the plot but i know asp ... <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.barkingsheep.com">www.barkingsheep.com</a><!-- w --> <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.globalprocesssystems.com">www.globalprocesssystems.com</a><!-- w --><!--content-->sidenote:<br />
<br />
the fake url you posted actually existed.<!--content-->What the mysite page?<!--content-->yeah<!--content-->LOL
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