java - How to hide value in URL - 


  192.168.178.83-18300/जुपाडेट_वे_दृश्य.ैक्ट .name = binavitou&position=Research111&sex=Male   
 url पर मूल्य छुपाएं  
  इस से:   
  192.168.178.83:18300/ ज़ुपडेट_वे_दृश्य.ैक्ट ? Name = bunnavitou और स्थिति = रिसर्च 111 और सेक्स = पुरुष   
 == & gt; यह करने के लिए:  
  192.168.178.83:18300/ ज़ुप्रेट_वे_दृश्य.एक्ट?   
 सहायता की आवश्यकता है !! जावा या जावा स्क्रीप्ट   
 
 
 सबसे पहले आपको यूआरएल प्राप्त करना है, इसे संशोधित करना है और फिर जावास्क्रिप्ट को बदलना है "सही" यूआरएल जिसे आपने अभी संशोधित किया है। यहां मैं क्या करता हूं:  
  // url $ old_url = "http: //" प्राप्त करें। $ _ सर्वर ['HTTP_HOST']। $ _ सर्वर ['REQUEST_URI']; // तो आप इसे $ new_url = ... संपादित करें; // फिर जावास्क्रिप्ट के साथ आप यूआरएल की जगह एक नया & lt; script type = "text / javascript" & gt; अगर (new_url! = '') {window.history.replaceState ({"html": 'शीर्षक', 'पेज शीर्षक': 'पृष्ठ शीर्षक'}, '', नया_उर्नल); } & Lt; / script & gt;   
 यह चाल करना चाहिए, अगर आप वास्तव में GET का उपयोग करना चाहते हैं; पोस्ट बेहतर होगा, और आपको GET पैरामीटरों को छिपाना नहीं होगा।

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