Based on my research, while IE and Opera's XMLHTTP
object does send the address of the original page to the
backend, the XMLHTTP object implemented in Firefox and
Netscape does not. So, simply looking at the referrer won't
work. We want to architect a solution that will work across
all the major browsers, now and in the future.
We're thinking about it - and if you want to do the same - let
us know of any ideas or test results you come up with.
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Based on my research, while IE and Opera's XMLHTTP
object does send the address of the original page to the
backend, the XMLHTTP object implemented in Firefox and
Netscape does not. So, simply looking at the referrer won't
work. We want to architect a solution that will work across
all the major browsers, now and in the future.
We're thinking about it - and if you want to do the same - let
us know of any ideas or test results you come up with.
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Working on Authenication & Authorization module. Will be
included in later release(s).