Only way I know of is to have the variables in their
own private form somewhere on the page, such as: (HTML
tags embedded in email message here!)
<form name="otherForm"
action="myScript.pl"
method="POST"
>
<input name="var1" type="hidden" value="val1">
<input name="var2" type="hidden" value="val2">
</form>
Then have the link submit the form programmatically
using javascript:
<a href="javascript: document.otherForm.submit();">
Click here
</a>
You should be aware, if you are not already, that this
is not really as secure as you might think, as users
can always view the page source to find out what these
values are. They can even submit their own copy of the
page after changing the values to whatever they want.
And even if the target script checks referers to guard
against this, the referer can be spoofed too. So while
you may be protecting yourself against the average
user who doesn't who how anything works, knowledgeable
hackers can easily get around it. Just FYI.
- John
--- Niko Gunadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hii,
>
> I want to create a link to another page and want to
> pass some variables
> in which i do not want the user to know. (POST
> method)
>
> how to do that ?
>
> regards,
> niko
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