M
MDW
Say I've got a page - myPage.asp - that expects to see the
results of a form's POST operation. If it comes from the
form, all is fine.
However, if someone were to manually type the address in
the address bar - http://www.mysite.com/myPage.asp - I'd
like to be able to detect that they're trying to
circumvent the form and redirect them to the appropriate
page using Response.Redirect().
What's the best way to tell whether a page is coming as
the result of a POST operation?
results of a form's POST operation. If it comes from the
form, all is fine.
However, if someone were to manually type the address in
the address bar - http://www.mysite.com/myPage.asp - I'd
like to be able to detect that they're trying to
circumvent the form and redirect them to the appropriate
page using Response.Redirect().
What's the best way to tell whether a page is coming as
the result of a POST operation?