. NET News click Changes to avoid malicious refreshes

DataTable dt = BLL. Getnewsbyid (ID);//Get news details based on ID if (dt! = null && dt. Rows.Count > 0) {//click Modify Scheme string title = dt. rows[0]["title"].                    ToString (); Determine if there is a cookie HttpCookie cookie = context.                    request.cookies["Newstitle"]; if (cookie = = null) {//Create a new cookie cookie = new Httpcooki                        E ("Newstitle"); Cookies.                        Value = title; Cookies.                        Expires.addhours (1); Context.                        RESPONSE.COOKIES.ADD (cookie); Bll.                        Updclicks (ID); Modify the number of hits in the data read to +1 dt. rows[0]["Clicknum"] = Convert.ToInt32 (dt.                    rows[0]["Clicknum"]) + 1;                        } else {//determines if the value of the cookie is the title of the current news, and if not, it has not been accessed, and the amount of clicks plus 1 if (cookie. ValuE! = title) {BLL.                            Updclicks (ID); Modify the number of hits in the data read to +1 dt. rows[0]["Clicknum"] = Convert.ToInt32 (dt.                            rows[0]["Clicknum"]) + 1; Cookies.                            Value = title; Context.                        RESPONSE.COOKIES.ADD (cookie); }} Res.                    state = Apistate.ok; Res.                Data = DT; }

I mainly use a cookie way to achieve such a news click after the Count plus 1, this way is actually a certain bug, should be noted here is the user's most recent visit news headlines, then if the user in a few news between the switch, then still can not avoid malicious count!

. NET News click Changes to avoid malicious refreshes