you can use some javascript to force the page into it's own window (stops it being displayed in frames etc) but if javascript is disabled it wont work.
meta refresh tags, only real way is to use cookies or sessions and disallow the post if posted in last XX minutes, but you will have to check data in database and compare to cookie/session or it will just reload the data
CptAwesome posted this at 23:51 — 13th March 2005.
If its ASP just use Server.HtmlEncode(var) on their entry before it goes to the database. You will see the information in text form it whont be inturprated as HTML
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Busy posted this at 09:56 — 13th March 2005.
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you can use some javascript to force the page into it's own window (stops it being displayed in frames etc) but if javascript is disabled it wont work.
meta refresh tags, only real way is to use cookies or sessions and disallow the post if posted in last XX minutes, but you will have to check data in database and compare to cookie/session or it will just reload the data
CptAwesome posted this at 23:51 — 13th March 2005.
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No, what he is trying to stop is people commenting with "
bja888 (not verified) posted this at 01:39 — 14th March 2005.
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If its ASP just use Server.HtmlEncode(var) on their entry before it goes to the database. You will see the information in text form it whont be inturprated as HTML
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