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In PHP, you can use this bit of code:
if (eregi("Header.php", $PHP_SELF))
header("Location:error.htm");
This allows you to prevent people going to pages that are not intended to be viewed on their own. The method is:
"If the user is asking to view this page via their browser, redirect them to the 'error.htm' page".
Is such a method available in ASP, and if so, could someone give me some sample code??
Thanks.
if (eregi("Header.php", $PHP_SELF))
header("Location:error.htm");
This allows you to prevent people going to pages that are not intended to be viewed on their own. The method is:
"If the user is asking to view this page via their browser, redirect them to the 'error.htm' page".
Is such a method available in ASP, and if so, could someone give me some sample code??
Thanks.
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In PHP, you can use this bit of code:
if (eregi("Header.php", $PHP_SELF))
header("Location:error.htm");
This allows you to prevent people going to pages that are not intended to be viewed on their own. The method is:
"If the user is asking to view this page via their browser, redirect them to the 'error.htm' page".
Is such a method available in ASP, and if so, could someone give me some sample code??
Thanks.
if (eregi("Header.php", $PHP_SELF))
header("Location:error.htm");
This allows you to prevent people going to pages that are not intended to be viewed on their own. The method is:
"If the user is asking to view this page via their browser, redirect them to the 'error.htm' page".
Is such a method available in ASP, and if so, could someone give me some sample code??
Thanks.