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In lugnet.general, Jennifer L. Boger writes:
> > Last night I whipped up another C/mySQL program to do polls.
> > The first experimental poll is on the brickshelf home page:
> >
> > http//www.brickshelf.com/
> >
> > It uses cookies to keep people from accidentially stuffing
> > the ballot box, but it would be trivial to defeat if anyone really
> > wanted to. These polls are obviously not scientific :)
>
> cool... though.. umm.. can't i just have all my machines stuff the ballot
> box? :) Also, you need an "other" in that first poll there :)
I'm not as concerned with people intentionally stuffing the box as making
shure people don't accidentially do it (like reloading a bunch of times).
The polls are after all for fun, not science :)
btw, to vote you need a ballot cookie set. I was trying to do this from the
home page via HTTP EQUIV. Only netscape < 6 supports HTTP EQUIV cookies.
I guess I'll need to make a wrapper for the home page that sets the cookie.
What's the best way to set DefaultIndex to an executable for just / and
leave everything else set to index.html?
In the mean time, IE and Mozilla/NS6 users can view results to get your
ballott cookie and then go back and vote.
KL
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