what is the fastest and easyest method to redirect surfers from one domain to another page?
please post the code
thank u very much
please post the code
thank u very much
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java?
window.document.location.href = "http://www.yahoo.com" -
the following refresh command in a meta tag. I can't post the whole code here its not allowed. You specify how many seconds before automatic redirect and the URL to redirect to.
eg:
"REFRESH" CONTENT="2;URL=any.html"
View the page source at talesfromthedick.com for the complete code.Last edited by PbG; 09-21-2003, 10:24 AM.Comment
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Originally posted by PbG
hahahahahaha hahahahahahahahahaha="REFRESH" CONTENT="specify seconds until redirect;URL=specifyurl.html">
eg:
hahahahahaha hahahahahahahahahaha="REFRESH" CONTENT="2;URL=any.html">
Why are you laughing, this ain't funny.
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you're a hahahahaOriginally posted by Fabuleux
Why are you laughing, this ain't funny.Comment
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If you want to forward all of the domains traffic, use an htaccess file with 404 directed toward the page you wantICQ 78681003Comment
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It it possible to forward the referring URL also?Comment
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Next week I want to transfer a domain to ISPrime, but since the DNS databases are not updated at the same time, I want to redirect the traffic to the new host, and still be able to track the original referring URL (for traffic script).Originally posted by Fabuleux
It it possible to forward the referring URL also?Comment
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I was not laughing the haha were generated by the forum because the code you requested is not allowed here. Thus I sent you to a page where I have the code deployed.
You could also handle the redirection in an .htacess file but I did not know if you were runnign a *nix based site.
If you are you can simply add:
Redirect requested url http://anyurl
As far as the referring stats you will not be able to redirect them but you can retrieve them from requested site/url stats.
Hope this helps . . .
Originally posted by Fabuleux
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