Hi peeps, I have just created my .htaccess files and know need to create some client-side cookies. What I am trying to do is with Paypal and my site. I need to allow a user to bypass .htaccess with a cookie that expires immediatley so they cant refresh page or go back. So on my Paypal HTML button code I want to add the cookie/script that allows them limited access to page and then in my .htaccess a script to vaildate?. Help with this will be much appreciated. Thanks
Hold on pedant, this could be in JSP. Although I am also leaning towards this being a javascript related problem, I'll wait for the OP to indicate if this is related to javascript or JSP. I think that it will be javascript though; all of this control can be done using sessions which is of course only available with server side technologies.
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Well, I relied on this part of the message:
"button code" and "cookie/script" sure sound client-side to me.
But okay, let's wait and see.
You're right, I missed that. It sure does sound like a javascript problem now. I think its still best to wait for confirmation, then I'll look at moving.
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