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| Subject: | RE: HTTP REFERER not set in Internet Explorer |
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| Date: | Wed, 16 Nov 2005 17:03:57 -0700 |
Because of some security concerns I need the HTTP_REFERER to be set correctly. If it is not possible, I will have to restrict my users to a Mozilla based browser.
The Referer header is trivial to forge -- it would be dangerous to rely on it for "security concerns". If you are trying to keep track of a user's progress through your site, you could store the last N locations visited in a session object for each session. Cheers, -Leah
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