Comment on One-time Secret: Share passwords etc with URIs that work only onceparentComments−joeyespo14yData shouldn't change on a GET for these very reasons.Therefore, the secret shouldn't be obtained from a GET, but rather a POST. A button or jQuery.post on the 'shared' page, for example, that fetches and causes the deletion.I like this idea though.
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Data shouldn't change on a GET for these very reasons.
Therefore, the secret shouldn't be obtained from a GET, but rather a POST. A button or jQuery.post on the 'shared' page, for example, that fetches and causes the deletion.
I like this idea though.