Re: HREFs that can't be

Hi Chris, For my own edification, how are you creating the links dynamically - I need to do something similar ..? As far as removing GET variables, you could just flag variables in a database, that would eliminate the majority of the inter-page stuff. You would still need to leave one session on the client, though... hth, jaxon On 3/1/01 9:37 PM, "Boget, Chris" <Chris.Boget@wild.net> wrote: > I know I've been posing some funky wierd questions > all day, but today has just been one of those days... > I'm just trying to get a sense of other possibilities. > And to find out what's plausable and what's not. > > Ok, here's my situation. I've a script that generates > a variable number of HREFs/anchors. Each of those > HREFs can go to variable pages and also have a variable > number of GET variables. > So, for the sake of this example, lets say my script > generates the following HTML: > > ----------- > > <a href="/hispage.php?var1=xxx&var2=yyy">Here<a/><br> > <a href="/otherpage.php">There<a/><br> > <a href="/thatpage.php?joe=bob">This Place<a/><br> > <a href="/lapage.php?this=that&his=hers&here=there">That > Place<a/><br> > > ----------- > > As you know, those variables are being passed to the > linked page via GET variables. Now, here comes the > oddball question: > > How can I (is it even possible) pass those variables > to each page w/o using GETs and w/o using Cookies. > Ultimately, the plan they are pushing is to make our > site(s) free of all GET variables (including the SESSID; > yes, you read that right) and of cookies. Also those > GET variables above should be turned into session > variables if and when possible, but only if the user > clicks on the actual link. > > This is basically the environment that has been presented > to me. Is such an environment possible? If so, how? > What is necessary to make it work this way? If it is not, > to what extent is it possible? > > Thanks for reading this far. Thanks, also, for fielding > this question and offering any help and any insight you > can on my dilema. > > Chris >