Re: Security question (newbe)

Well.... you could simply check if the person is logged in on that frame too..... make that a php page.... and check if the cookie exists....or whatever you're doing for the session on the other pages... just put that code over there... --- Dallas Kropka <dallask@firstworld.net> wrote: > Please don't crucify me for this, > > I have one page that requires a login, as it stands > now, the login is a PHP page that redirects the user > to the admin page. The admin page uses 2 frames, a > navigation frame and a main. > > Also, as it stands now, you can simply go to the > admin page directly, bypassing the login.... this of > course is bad.... > > Question1: which method do I use to combat this... > Sessions, an external variable in a separate file, > cookies, or some other method? > Question2: Where can I find a good tutorial for the > method you recommend? > > Thanks, and sorry for the trouble. > > Dallask. > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/