curiouswebster
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When is HTML encoding necessary?
I created a home grown Single Sign-On and have it working where one site has a button which opens up the second website. I create a link with username and a time stamp and read the "un" and "ts" variables in the Global.asax.cs Session_Start() succesfully.
http://localhost:3291/?un=username&ts=353666232
It's working fine, but it's not yet endoded. I am testing it internally, and never expect to release it over the web. It's an internal website for internal use.
I do plan to encrypt the username and timestamp later. For now, please explain if I need to add HTML encoding, and why I need it.
Thanks,
newbieweb
http://localhost:3291/?un=username&ts=353666232
It's working fine, but it's not yet endoded. I am testing it internally, and never expect to release it over the web. It's an internal website for internal use.
I do plan to encrypt the username and timestamp later. For now, please explain if I need to add HTML encoding, and why I need it.
Thanks,
newbieweb
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