How do I hide certain buttons when certain pages are viewed?

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I want to create a page for our sellers. I want their page to access my web
site however I want certain buttons on my home page to be hidden or invisible
when accessed from their page. Is this possible or do I have to duplicate my
web site for our sellers without the certain buttons?
 
You would have to duplicate your page or you would have to use server-side scripting on your site
(ASP, ASP.net, PHP, etc.)

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Kanouk said:
I want to create a page for our sellers. I want their page to access my web
site however I want certain buttons on my home page to be hidden or invisible
when accessed from their page. Is this possible or do I have to duplicate my
web site for our sellers without the certain buttons?

Thank you for answering my question. Could you elaborate on what server-side sripting would entail? I do not know what this is. Thank you.
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Server-side scripting would involve learning and then writing some script
that would be executed on the server *before* the page is uploaded to the
client browser. This script would then test what the 'referrer' is (i.e.,
where the request for the page is coming from), and show/hide the
appropriate elements accordingly. This all happens at the server so that
the page fetched by the browser is already in its final state.

Examples of server scripting are ASP/VBScript, ColdFusion, PHP, ASP.Net,
etc.
 
Thank you. This is the information I needed



Murray said:
Server-side scripting would involve learning and then writing some script
that would be executed on the server *before* the page is uploaded to the
client browser. This script would then test what the 'referrer' is (i.e.,
where the request for the page is coming from), and show/hide the
appropriate elements accordingly. This all happens at the server so that
the page fetched by the browser is already in its final state.

Examples of server scripting are ASP/VBScript, ColdFusion, PHP, ASP.Net,
etc.
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