Hello thcsoft and dorward!

Yeah, those are good points you guys raised. In fact, the hiding seems suspicious, I agree thsoft. Good description for the two psichological profiles, too! And the ultimate reason that convinced me is the one dorward gave, wich is that the users wonīt be able to send each others the links, with this Mr. M. scheme of mine!

So, please help me to find another solution for the login-issue my iFrame was helping me. I do it now in a pop-up? As I told you, itīs through https and XMLHttpRequest canīt help me.

Thanks a lot!

Andre_br

In reply to Re: Frames and URL masking by Andre_br
in thread Hiding Perl's Machine Room on the web by Andre_br

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