I'm trying to list to a html page where the referer is, There are a lot of
ways ive tried and work, but the problem if my mainpage uses frames, and no
matter where I do the referer check it just reports the website url, does
anyone know a cure or workaround other than trashing the frames?
I need to be able to get the HTTP-REFERER of an HTML page. Is it possible to do it with a JavaScript applet included in the page itself?
View 1 Replies View Relatedwhen I load a new page with location.href, ie doesn't set the http
referer header while firefox&mozilla does...
I tried the click() method on a hidden link, this times it works on ie,
but firefox says that click is not a function
[...
<a id="ref" href.......>...</a>
....
document.getElementById("ref").click();
....]
Is there any method which I can set this header manualy or make ie set
it properly? Or any other idea?
I need to say something like:
http://www.blahblahblah.com?r=document.referer
but obviously it isn't that easy, could anyone help me w/ the syntax on this one?
I have a redirection... Code:
var url='http://mydomain.com';
window.location=url;
but unlike other browsers Explorer is not showing any referrer after such redirection. Is there any work-around?
I build a website who can monitor other website's visitors and build
some reports.
I use PHP/MySQL and Javascript.
I am stucked at the point when I have to get the page where the visitor
came from and also the keywords, if the visit was referred by a search
engine.
The second task I kinda have it done IF i will get the referrer string.
I get always 'undefined' or current website's address.
I use a .js file to get the screen resolutions, color, cpu etc.
I have tested it both online and offline.
I have a pages with list of sites and when I click on links to other domains, the other domains will see the referer where I clicked from. How can I avoid the referer when clickin on links on my page? (I don't want to click new IE browser and paste the url).
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function loadXmlDoc(dname)
{
var xmlDoc;
if (window.XMLHttpRequest)
[code]...
However, it's not working in any version of IE. I've also tried using Microsoft.XMLHTTP instead of Microsoft.XMLDOM but it's still not working. I'm on a mac and don't have IE so i've been using browsershots.org for testing.
What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS??
View 2 Replies View RelatedHi all, I'm trying to submit the google sitemap after it has been created on
my server with PHP.
Here is the code:
<?php $address= urlencode('www.mysite.com/sitemap.gz');?>
<form name="submitsitemap" method="POST"
action="http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/ping?sitemap=<?php echo
$address;?>"></form>
<script>submitsitemap.submit();</script>
The problem is that in the URL i've this:
I wondered what the text before the get text signifies? I imagine they are
variable names and parameter values.
Is this correct?
Would someone tell me how I can go about decoding them (or give a
reference(s)), so I can find out what I should actually send in the GET?
Here is a sample of format of the instruction I have trapped.
AlphaIDs=&origin=placeAlpha&SelectionIDs=20930%7C&BidTypes=B%7C&Part=10%7C&N
ewPart=&Effort=2%7C&NewEffort=&Modes=&SubEventIds=&MktType=O&ei=2339117&iid=
Standard&fa=pb&iCard=&placeAlpha_guessLayMakeOwe=OweGET
/fishing/LoadMDA.do?mi=2339117 HTTP/1.0
Accept: image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg,
application/vnd.ms-excel, application/msword, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint,
*/*
Accept-Language: en-us
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0
Host: WWW.DUMMY_SITE.COM
I cannot get any SQL query to run at work, even though
the same script runs at college????
I always get a HTTP 500 internal server error.
Can anyone point out what I am doing wrong?
I was working with Gdata to access the data in my google calander.
I want to do this with a simple HTML-JS page, no server side scripting
(hitherto dont know if this is practical).
For this I need to read the HTTP headers for a GET response. Can anyone
tell me if its possible to read the HTTP headers with Javascript or by
some other method on client side.
Is there a javascript method or whatever to convert a string to one
that is valid for http transmission?
One that converts characters like " " to %20 || < to <: etc
I am after an encompassing javascript line like:-
msg = msg.replace( whatever, http_equivalent );
Is there a way to set the value of HTTP header Referrer to null or to
any specified value?? I have tried doing this
document.Referrer= null
but document.Referrer is a read only property therefore the value can't
be changed and a Javascript error is occuring. Any ideas on how this
can be achieved.
If users click say a home page link on one of my https user login pages they are brought to a https version of my home page. Can I prevent certain pages from being accessed by https. I was looking at [url] but don't know how to implement it in this case.
Is there javascript that detects https and diverts to a http page on refresh or something. ( a bit like the javascript detection script HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" content="0;URL=page.php?page=javascript">)
I have too many links on https pages to create a long url for them all.
If I was to add my own custom header into an AJAX call, then would that break browser compatibility/security? code...
Since the header is custom, and doesn't exist in any specification whatsoever, then would this still be valid?
Are Headers that are prefixed with a "X-" considered custom? Like X-Forwarded-For, X-Mailer?
How do I prevent a webpage from automatically redirecting to a different URL? Many pages automatically redirect you to a local site for whatever country you are in, for example, and often this is not what you want. I thought I was a somewhat knowledgeable webmonkey but I don't know how to stop this. How do I get to the URL that I type into the address bar without being redirected to a different URL?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am developing an ASP.NET web application that requires the use of
remote calls going on behind the client's page in the browser. I
successfully got the service working via SOAP (I have to use SOAP due
to the fact that I need this to be compatible with Netscape 7.0).
However, there is a memory leak in Netscape using SOAP calls, and I
can't figure out why. So I thought that accessing the web service with
HTTP-POST or some other javascript method might alleviate this problem.
Can anyone show me another method, or tell me what is wrong with my
SOAP calls?
Prior to posting a form (.asp page) to a URL, I check the parameters
being passed and they are not encoded, but when the URL is served it is
encoded. How can I prevent this?
The code is as follows:
Say I wrote an ajax script to send out HTTP requests via ajax. Any
cookies that I have associated with that site will be sent along with
this HTTP request. Is there a way to prevent this from happening? I
tried the following to no avail:
http.setRequestHeader('Cookie','');
Ref. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/834489/en-us
Now that http://username:password@site.com no longer is an accepted
syntax in IE, I suddenly have a case in a project I'm working on. The easiest(?)
solution would now be that there was some Javascript function that
could pass the username and password or in som other way automate the login
process on a given site.
Thing is I have a server-generated HTML page that I want to make the
client redirect to a password protected site. (IIS Windows authentication).
Before: location.href='http://name:pwd@site.com'
Now: ?
I have this following strange problem on Firefox.
When i try to request something from the HTTP server, the http server
throws a authentication dialog box, where i need to enter the username
and password.
My problem is I don't see the dialog box coming in, the moment i
request the page....sometimes it comes ....sometimes it
doesnt......and when i click on the refresh button repeatedly .... it
comes after may be 5-6 tries.... one the server side i see the
following with every request.
"[3041766304] HTTPServer::authenticate: Returning WWW-Authenticate:
Basic realm="
I also tried to set the browser.cache.check_doc_frequency parameter to
1 and 2 ....still the problem persists..
Is it possble to do a HTTP post request inside JavaScript? - That is I don't
want to use a HTML FORM, but need a JavaScript to post a value to a PHP script not encoding the parameters in a URL.
I am trying to load something in a tab using AJAX. However it will not work if the URL is using http, for example, [url], or [url].
I know the HTML and JS is fine as it will load files that do not have http, like the third list item in the example.
EXAMPLE:
I cannot understand why this is.
I have an HTML div that gets filled with the following HTML/javascript code via ajax:
<script
type
=
"text/javascript"
[Code]....
The idea is that when I post the form the response gets loaded back into the same div. This works, but when I use the form to post a file I see the following output from Firebug: $ is not defined
Naturally when I resubmit my form again (for example after incorrect input) the resulting response doesn't get loaded into the div because jquery never setup the ajaxForm method.