they might be re-forwarding you, or it is more then likely all postdata thats being sent, and postdata doesnt get sent to the browser address bar.

    Thank you TimTimTimma.

    yes, this two method works. If use post, i think i need to get rip of the "back" and "forward" problem which the browser will ask for re-posting data.

      if im not mistaken is this the that you are looking for one

        Simply use a frame to wrap your page.

          :mad:

          Frames? We don't need no stinkin' frames!

            Originally posted by lyoute
            I have seen a lot of website can hide the url parameters (like http://foo.bar.com/hello.php?world=php&name=php) not to be show in the browser's navigation bar.

            after clicking on the above link, the navigation bar may only show "http://foo.bar.com/"

            how can this be done?

            Thanks a lot
            Julian

            If you send your variables $world $name using $POST OR $SESSION instead of $GET, it will show nothing.
            I do not often use $            GET myself.
            I prefer to show as little information as possible to user.
            He might be a hacker.
            :p

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