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Originally posted by mrreuben
Basically yes.
Php automaticly passes the variables from a querystring or a HTTP POST into your script as is you should not need to call header_check(). Unless you redefine it.
Just make sure the url in your html pages you change out the ampersands in the 2nd url. This will ensure that $url is passed as 1 long string.
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yea but I already ruled out this method... my pages use java as well an that does the conversion when generating the page. Sorry I failed to mention the URLS are being generated using java.
hahah it jsut keeps getting deeper and deeper but I think jsut using some kinda simple char replacment code would be my best bet.
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Originally posted by punkworld
Dude, you aren't in charge of the page which hits are sent to, but in charge of the one from which the hits are sent?
Doh! Shoulda looked better 
(oh, and what you should do now depends on what that header_check function does)
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No, Im in chare of ourscript.php
but not the gallery.php (its on a different server)