Hallöchen!
We create a central database for our research institute. One must
be logged-in in order to access any pages. Sometimes, however, it
is interesting to be able to send a deep link in an email to an
external collegue who doesn't have an account.
The collegue should then be able to see the link, and a couple of
others (in particular, the embedded graphics). Thus, the sent link
must be connected with a set of pages it grants access to.
How would you solve this? A session key in the query string? How
do I then propagate the query string to all the <a href> tags in the
page?
Or is a dynamically generated account better?
Is there a better way to identify the set of accessable pages than
by a set of URLs?
Is there already middleware in existence that I could use?
Tschö,
Torsten.
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