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I use the following code:<br> Entry page (index.html) contains:<br> <script language="JavaScript"><br> var x = ".html"<br> var y = prompt("Enter Password","null")<br> var q = x + y<br> window.location = q<br> </script><br> <br> If user does not enter any password, he is taken to<br>...- steeleweed
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- Forum: Javascript
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Javascript and IE - document.referrer
<br> I fixed the problem. 'pass.html' had no HTML code, only the<br> javascript that obtained and verified the password, then <br> passed control to 'first.html'. When 'first.html' tested <br> 'document.referrer', NS yielded 'pass.html' but IE gave <br> nothing. Completely on a hunch (I've been...- steeleweed
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- Forum: Javascript
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Javascript and IE - document.referrer
www.steeleweed.com/prospect/ has 'index.html' which carries<br> the META tags for search engines on an entry screen.<br> After a few seconds, control passes to 'pass.html'. This<br> has no HTML code, only Javascript but it is considered a 'document' by a browser. This page prompts for and...- steeleweed
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Javascript and IE - document.referrer
I have a page that is password-entered...I want to make sure viewers get there via the password page.<br> Checking document.referrer works fine for NS but is unrecognized for IE4 and IE5. I could test for IE and<br> execute different code if I knew what that code should consist of. Anybody...- steeleweed
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