On Sun, Dec 21, 2003 at 01:03:43PM -0600, Eugene Lee wrote: > On Sun, Dec 21, 2003 at 03:57:24PM -0300, Fernando M. Maresca wrote: > : > : Well, i'm trying to avoid access to the site for the middle. Say there > : is a initial page with a form and other pages that depends on this. Is > : there a way to force users access the site thru the initial form page, > : regardless of the url? > : Something like this: > : lynx http://mysite/forma2.php/ > : produce the browser to redirect to > : http://mysite/index.php/ > : > : Of course, the forma2.php must be served if its accesed after index.php. > > There are several ways to do this. The most obvious is with cookies. > Set up your index.php to initially create a cookie that authorizes a > user to look in the site. On the rest of your PHP pages, check that > this authorization cookie exists. If not, redirect to index.php. Thanks for the response. No, this way don't do it: once the cookie is set up in the client's browser, there is no way for me to prevent the client to type the url pointing to another page, and the cookie will be valid on that page. What i'm trying to do is to force the client to travel pages in the order expected, forbidding him/her to access a page out of sequence, wich take him to an error message (because, for example, for abscense of POST data or something). So i'm stuck. Thenak you. >
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