Here's a weird question, the answer's probably "no" but I have some weird twisted hopes that this would be possible.

Is it possible to change the address line in perl to something fake? Instead of trying to learn cookies I'm trying to see if I can get a login script to goto let's say www.mypage.com/members/characters/blah and in the url have it show somethign like www.mypage.com/unknown. If this can be done I won't have to password protect the actual directory because no one will ever know about it.

Can anything like this be done?

"Age is nothing more than an inaccurate number bestowed upon us at birth as just another means for others to judge and classify us"

sulfericacid

In reply to Changing the address line/location bar by sulfericacid

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