markr
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| Posted: 09/22/2003, 9:57 AM |
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I'm creating an Order Entry system using CCS 2.1.1.20, an SQL database,IIS and Win2000.
In several instances within the application the user selects a DB record to update by clicking a link on a grid. The DB fields that identify the selected database item are passed via URL from the grid to the record page where the user may make changes to the record.
I want to prevent the user from changing the parameters passed from the grid to the record page.
I would like to pass info from grid page to record page using cookies.
My question is this: How do I capture the information from the link the user has clicked in the grid and place it in a cookie? Typically the links display 'user friendly' text, but an internal database record identifier is passed to the record page instead of the text.
Example - Link text = "Main Street Warehouse", the internal DB record identifier is "1150041".
How do I capture "1150041" from link on the grid, and place it in a cookie for the record maintenance page to retrieve?
I know cookies aren't completely secure either. If there is better way than using cookies I'm open to that also. I just want info passed between pages to be reasonably secure.
TIA
Mark
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arrowgance
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| Posted: 09/30/2003, 10:35 PM |
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Example - Link text = "Main Street Warehouse", the internal DB record identifier is "1150041".
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application("recordidentifier") = formname.theparametrizedid.Value
Then on your record form instead of a URL parameter choose application where the name is recordidentifier
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