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Mar 25.2005

I have this form :
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<form action=’login.php’ method=’get’ name=”frm”>
<tr><td><b>Email</b> :</td><td><input type=’text’ name=’email’ value='{TVP_EMAIL_TMP}’ size=’26’></td></tr>
<tr><td><b>Password</b> :</td><td><input type=’password’ name=’pwd’ size=15></td></tr>
<tr><td></td><td><input type=’submit’ value=” Login “></td></tr>

</form>
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when i fill two textboxes above with my amail “[email protected]” and password “1234567” and press submit button. I receive an URL : “http://localhost/hana/ourstore/customers/[email protected]&pwd=1234567“. With this, everybody can see my password. I want this URL must be : “http://localhost/hana/ourstore/customers/[email protected]&pwd=a0kkOZZmJSu5o“. How can i do with this ?

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@ShrineDesignsMar 25.2005 — you could submit the form via post that way it wont show in the url

or you can use JavaScript to encrypt the password http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
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@etrader_x11Mar 25.2005 — You have to use "post" instead of "get" attribute in the <form> tag
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@tranphuckauthorMar 25.2005 — Yes, i know. I can use "post" instead of "get" in this form. But in some case i have to use "get" instead of "post". I think i can use JS to solve this problem.
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@etrader_x11Mar 25.2005 — You could certanly use JS to encrypt the password, but it may not work in all browsers. Then the encrypted password would still show up in the address bar. Also all your passwords will be stored incrypted in the database(which is a good thing), but it means you would have to unencrypt them in case you need to read them. In general there is almost no reason to use "get" unless you're trying to save the link to the password protected page. It's considered a much better practice to use "post" and maintain a session. You can also add some JS encryption to that.
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@tranphuckauthorMar 25.2005 — Thanks !
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