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Posted by C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/) on 10/07/07 11:42
On 6 Oct, 22:34, AlBen <caspio...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry
> May be I'not so good at explanig things
> But I think with a help of James I can already do something
>
> It's simple
> On may page I have a collection of external links (ex. cnn.com,
> bbc.com and etc)
> I would link to change my HTML links and to point not directly to
> these sites but (now I think it's clear) with a check of the request
> on the server.
> By the way how open the link in a browser if all is ok?
> I mean the user click a link, a part of PHP code checks on the server
> and what after?
> How to open it in a browser?
>
> Sorry I'dont know much in PHP
>
> Thakns to all of you
The solution would likely be implemented in PHP but your question is
all about HTTP and HTML.
It more commonly arises in discussions on CSRF (Cross Site Request
Forgery). There's an article and some sensible discussion about it
here:
http://shiflett.org/articles/cross-site-request-forgeries
C.
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