What's the best method to mask the URL parameters in ASP? like for instance from http://
www.domain.com/?id=1&uid=2&nid=3
to http://www.domain.com/?x=A3dafwe23afcvw325xSDg
in which the value of "x" will randomly change each time a page is reloaded but decoded value of x will still be the same.
I have a system that will display files to numerous
clients. Each folder will have unique logins so clients
will not be able to see each others folders or files.
I plan on them using directory browse to get to their
files.
My problem is this
Say I have "clientfolderxxx" and "clientfolderyyy" and
you work for xxx. Being nosey like you are, you type in
yyy. It will show an error that says you don't have
permission to view the page. This means it exists. How
can I mask xxx? So that if a client types it in they do
not know it exists?
Is there a way to "mask" the name of a file as it appears in the Status bar and address bar?For example...my company has a page called enrollonline.asp. The marketing dept. wants any and all verbage to be changed from "enroll" to "start counseling", including in the URL.Unfortunately my boss has agreed and so I have been told to implement it.
The site is in the process of being redesigned and has includes, nested in includes, nested in includes...etc.The site is several thousand pages and is very difficult to update because of the nested includes...(I didn't do it...).
I don't want to have to search millions of lines of code to change every link that points to this page.
Some browsers do not correctly handle file names with download. I have to use some "url-masking" software to create static-like URLs like
http://www.myserver.com/download.asp/id=1/hello.txt
Need to change the / after .asp to ? and the rest of the /'s to &. In my example according to the id we get the file name and the location of the file from the database. hello.txt is the file name that is being downloaded. In Netscape got problem that the file download prompt box was appending .asp to the file name. The file name was becoming as hello.txt.asp.
I maintain a website with a lot of reviewers names and their emails addy.
Lately,those poeple have been contacted by a competitor and received tons of spam, so they asked me if we could replace a part of their email addy like :
myemail@xxxxx.com (just scrambling the domain name).
I have search the web and this forum to see what was available and I have found some Javascript that could do it but then if you disable JS its worthless. So I was wondering if there is a function in ASP (some exist in PHP) that I could use on my pages.
Im currently working on a simple form which only contains one text box, I would like it so that the content within the box is e-mailed to a specific address but for the senders e-mail address in the From line remains anonamously masked in some way. Is this at all possible/ any tutorials on this?
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