OK then let's see if somebody can solve my problem.
We have a website that we use for documentation. Rather than have people
actually have to log in to it, I was going to set up links of some of our
other website ( where people already have logged in ) and use the place
where they came from to tell what they can see.
So if somebody went to public.xxx.com/docs - they could see a certain set
of files.
If they went to internal.xxx.co m/docs - the could see a different set of
files.....
I would then put a redirect in the /docs that would all go to the same place
and it would figure out what your privileges are based on where you came
from. So everything would go to
www.xxx.com.
I believe although I haven't tested it completely, that once you change
domains you lose your session variables. I supposed I could put it in the
query string but I don't particularly want it there because the users could
see it.
Any suggestions?
TIA - Jeff.
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On 14 May, 16:04, "Mufasa" <j...@nowhere.c omwrote:
>I'm trying to know the page that I came from. If I use
page.request.u rlreferrer it seems to only be filled in once I am on one
of
the pages within my web site. I'd really like to know what page they came
from outside of the web site.
TIA - Jeff.
Hmmm......dubio us request Jeff!! I don't think it is (easily)
possible. Why would you want to know that? If I were a user I might
say that is absolutely none of your business!
O
