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Passing Data from my web site to another

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    john_paul
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    I need to send data from my web site to another and then receive data back. How can I do this in a secure manner and keep the user from seeing what is the the url string. It is my understanding if in VB I use request query string the data is visible. Thanks

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      I need to send data from my web site to another and then receive data back. How can I do this in a secure manner and keep the user from seeing what is the the url string. It is my understanding if in VB I use request query string the data is visible. Thanks

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      I guess from "my web site to another" means different applications, maybe even different domains, so the straightforward way to pass data is through POST or GET (and read it with Request object as you mentioned). Using POST instead of GET makes it less visible and if you want to secure it you could encrypt it. Dani

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        I guess from "my web site to another" means different applications, maybe even different domains, so the straightforward way to pass data is through POST or GET (and read it with Request object as you mentioned). Using POST instead of GET makes it less visible and if you want to secure it you could encrypt it. Dani

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        thanks I will be going from my web site to a different domain and then back again.

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