Okay lets say there is a front-end and a back-end of this form. What I mean when I say front-end and back-end is that there are two pages, one is a form with text input fields for the client to input, and the other is a script that takes the information and parses for errors and submits it to the database.
Now that you have the picture. I was wondering if it's possible to someone to create the front-end script on there own server. For instance:
Someone at google.com makes the two front and back-end scripts and uploads them to their server. They place the action attribute to equal "sumbitform.php".
Then someone at yahoo.com sees this and says "Mmm." then makes a front-end script, places it on their server, with the action attribute set to "http://www.google.com/submitform.php".
So you see what I am getting at?
So is this possible?
Creating your own form.
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Creating your own form.
Last edited by JellyFish on Tue Jul 25, 2006 9:55 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Yeah I agrees with what ninja says. What if someone created a front-end that kinda floods the the posts to the database. This is one of the reasons why yahoo, google, msn and many sites put the picture thingy, that has the numbers and sometimes letters and visa versa, that require you to submit the right description provided in the picture.
I might add that I meant a form using the post method not get cause I already know that the get method you just simple add the right variables in the url, such as googles "q=yeahyeah", which I think the q stands for quary not sure.
I might add that I meant a form using the post method not get cause I already know that the get method you just simple add the right variables in the url, such as googles "q=yeahyeah", which I think the q stands for quary not sure.