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phillymac78
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The site I'm designing now is like how craigslist used to be, before people had to log in.
A user creates a document, then an email is sent to him, he clicks on the url (containing a randomly generated string), then he can approve it or modify it. After he does this, I want to give him the option to refresh the page to check on the status of the document.
When the user makes a choice, the random string is sent via POST, and when he refreshes, the string is passed via GET. Should I use SESSIONS instead of GET and POST to pass the random string? Would you use a session?
A user creates a document, then an email is sent to him, he clicks on the url (containing a randomly generated string), then he can approve it or modify it. After he does this, I want to give him the option to refresh the page to check on the status of the document.
When the user makes a choice, the random string is sent via POST, and when he refreshes, the string is passed via GET. Should I use SESSIONS instead of GET and POST to pass the random string? Would you use a session?