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| TITLEUsing Cookies with ASP DESCRIPTION For the longest time I avoided cookies thinking that they were hard to use. I just did not have the time to look at the technology. Recently I did take the time and to my suprise they are VERY easy to use! This article shows you how to create a cookie and store a value in it. It also shows you ... SUMMARY... |
| TITLE"SPINNING THE PROTESTS" REDUX DESCRIPTIONGlenn Reynolds proposed that readers Google the names mentioned in this WaPo article on the upcoming anti-war rallies in D.C., entitled Antiwar Rally Will Be First for Many: Focused Message Draws Protestors of All Stripes. That sounded like fun, so...... SUMMARY... |
| TITLEPassing Tamper-Proof QueryString Parameters DESCRIPTION One of the unique challenges of building Web applications lies in way by which a Web application can be "invoked" by an end user. With traditional desktop applications, there is typically a very stringent set of ways the application can be invoked - by running a particular executable, perhaps p... SUMMARYWeb applications, however, there are, possible, an infinite number of ways that the application can be invoked. With a Web application, each Web page serves as a public interface to the Web applications, and for Web pages whose functionality is based on user-supplied parameters (i.e., querystring or form-posted values) each potential input represents a unique interface. Having a potentially unlimited number of public interfaces greatly increases the complexity and forethought required in building secure and consistent Web applications. Since URLs can easily be changed by even ... |