I know I've been posing some funky wierd questions
all day, but today has just been one of those days...
I'm just trying to get a sense of other possibilities.
And to find out what's plausable and what's not.
Ok, here's my situation. I've a script that generates
a variable number of HREFs/anchors. Each of those
HREFs can go to variable pages and also have a variable
number of GET variables.
So, for the sake of this example, lets say my script
generates the following HTML:
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<a href="/hispage.php?var1=xxx&var2=yyy">Here<a/><br>
<a href="/otherpage.php">There<a/><br>
<a href="/thatpage.php?joe=bob">This Place<a/><br>
<a href="/lapage.php?this=that&his=hers&here=there">That Place<a/><br>
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As you know, those variables are being passed to the
linked page via GET variables. Now, here comes the
oddball question:
How can I (is it even possible) pass those variables
to each page w/o using GETs and w/o using Cookies.
Ultimately, the plan they are pushing is to make our
site(s) free of all GET variables (including the SESSID;
yes, you read that right) and of cookies. Also those
GET variables above should be turned into session
variables if and when possible, but only if the user
clicks on the actual link.
This is basically the environment that has been presented
to me. Is such an environment possible? If so, how?
What is necessary to make it work this way? If it is not,
to what extent is it possible?
Thanks for reading this far. Thanks, also, for fielding
this question and offering any help and any insight you
can on my dilema.
Chris
