Hi List,
We have a problem that we cannot see the HTTP_REFERER when we use the
internet explorer 6.0 browserand if we use mozilla, and opera it is
available
thanks in advance...
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> -Original Message-
> From: R.S. Herhuth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 5:32 AM
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> Subject: [PHP-WIN] HTTP_REFERER
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> I have looked at several stats gathering code blocks and they
> use $HT
I have looked at several stats gathering code blocks and they use
$HTTP_REFERER. When I use that I get and undefined variable error. I
also tried $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["HTTP_REFERER"] which gets me an undefined
index error. I also tried $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REFERER"] which generates
the undefined in
ject: [PHP-WIN] HTTP_REFERER
$HTTP_REFERER shows the address of the page which referred the browser to
the current page.
This is set by the user's browser can I set is manualy to cheat a script?
Thanks
Wojtek
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$HTTP_REFERER shows the address of the page which referred the browser to
the current page.
This is set by the user's browser can I set is manualy to cheat a script?
Thanks
Wojtek
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Can anyone tell me under what circumstances this is set? As far as I can
tell it only gets set on clicking an A tag from a referring page, but
shouldn't it also get set if I POST a form from the referring page? In my
tests this doesn't happen. I'm tried using PHP 4.05 / 4.06 on Win2K CGI
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