Insert a record without showing it to public

[newbie_toy]

I know this sounds ridiculous and impossible. But I just want to make sure. For instance, I have a webpage which select all the rows and show them on the webpage. I will call this a list page, and another which has a form to fill in. After I fill in the form and click submit the details I have entered will be shown on the list page. It's very basic web programming.

So, my question is, is there a hacky way after I submitted the form, all the information is stored in the database, BUT it won't show up in the list page. It's like hiding a particular row.

Thanks

[Goatboy]

I will convert this to English:

I know this might sound difficult, but I just wanted to ask:

There is a webpage (which I do not own) that SELECTS and displays all the rows of a database table. There is another form used to enter information into the table, which can then be displayed on the other page. This is a very complicated concept for me.

So my question is: Would it be possible to insert a row into the table, yet have it not show up in the search results?

Hurry up and give me answers.

[fabianhjr]

Hmmm, I wonder if you could Null Byte Poison it. :/
I will be doing some tests. BRB

[sanddbox]

The answer to that really depends if the website is yours or someone else's. I highly doubt it's yours, so I would say no.

-- Mon Nov 22, 2010 7:37 pm --

Hmmm, I wonder if you could Null Byte Poison it. :/
I will be doing some tests. BRB

If the site's PHP only then it won't be vulnerable...although I don't really see how null byte poisoning would accomplish what he wants in the first place.

[newbie_toy]

It's not mine website. It's just I wanted to kid my friend. So, the answer would be no to that?

Plus it's JSP website.

Thanks by the way.

[Defience]

I will convert this to English: .....

Well translated, Goatboy.

[alltheprettyhorses]

It's just I wanted to kid my friend.

Mhmmmm.....

[centip3de]

It's not mine website. It's just I wanted to kid my friend. So, the answer would be no to that?

Plus it's JSP website.

Thanks by the way.

Since Goatboy did such a good job with the previous one, I'll give this one a shot.

It's not my own website, I just wanted to mess with my friend. So the answer is no? Also, it's a JSP website.

Thanks by the way!

[Goatboy]

Yes, but mine was funny =\

[centip3de]

Yes, but mine was funny =\

Damn.... I has failed D: