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Thank you both.<br />
Im not sure what is absolutely correct here, but I understand that it take some skills to detect.
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Thank you both.
Im not sure what is absolutely correct here, but I understand that it take some skills to detect.

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Im sending some info from a flash-file to a small PHP-script, both a larger string as POST and a small string as GET. My question is if a user through his browser or somewhere on his computer are able to see the url of the PHP-script, which by the way has another hostname, than the page from where its send from.<br />
In that case is there a way to make sure that only POST or GET from a particular domain can send to the PHP-script.
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Im sending some info from a flash-file to a small PHP-script, both a larger string as POST and a small string as GET. My question is if a user through his browser or somewhere on his computer are able to see the url of the PHP-script, which by the way has another hostname, than the page from where its send from.
In that case is there a way to make sure that only POST or GET from a particular domain can send to the PHP-script.

can POST be detected

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