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It's not a universal solution, but you could use JavaScript to hide the
URL in the status bar. The user would still be able to view the source
for the session ID.
Or you could make the anchor tag submit a form, and pass the session ID
as a form parameter. Again, the user would be able to get the session
ID by viewing the source.
I agree that hiding the session ID is good, but my reasons are purely
aesthetic. Do you have other reasons? Are you trying to hide the
session ID completely, so that there's no possible way for the user to
view it? I suspect that's impossible if you have knowledgeable users.
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JackHamilton@FirstHealth.com
Manager, Technical Development
METRICS Department, First Health
West Sacramento, California USA
>>> cjs46692 <cjs46692@GLAXOWELLCOME.COM> 05/14/2002 6:33 AM >>>
Hello all. I have a question that may or may not be relevant to this
group. If not I apologize. I am creating an application using
SAS/intrnet
(for the first time) and I am using sessions. How can I use anchor
tags in
my programs without displaying the session id, etc in the URL? I know
if I
use forms I can use method=post. Is there a similiar way to do this
with
anchor tags? I really don't want to change all anchor tags to push
buttons.
Thanks for your help!
Carol
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