php redirect script

[tonkagunner]

I'm looking for a php script that I can plug different urls in to redirect to different place.

With all these processors going down, I no longer want to submit tgp galleries with processer affiliate link code for fear that processors may go down. I would rather put a link to php page and then put in url in php page. That way I can switch urls if for instance PSW goes down and partner switches to CCbill.

Anyone know where I can find such a script?

[tonkagunner]

I know I could just link to a html file and do redirect in Apache to other urls, but I'm looking for something better than that.

[KevinX]

tonkagunner,

This is very simple task to do with PHP since the language give you the option to write headers using the header function. An example of a redirect script in PHP would be as follows

<?php
 header('Location: [url]http://www.yourlinkingcode.com/[/url]');
?>

Because this is outputting an HTML header to the client browser this must be sent before any other output. Make sure that there is no white space (spaces or new lines) before the PHP code starts otherwise the page has already started downloading and headers cannot be sent.

Regards,
Kevin

[KevinX]

As you may have noticed the message board automatically switched the URL into a hyperlink so the code is not showing up properly. The line should read as follows:

header('Location: URL_TO_REDIRECT_TO_GOES_HERE');

[tonkagunner]

ahh, I see now. Got it working. Thanks! Would you know of a way to cycle through a list of urls too so that it can go from url 1, next visitor goes to url 2.. etc, etc?

[tonkagunner]

It would be kind of interesting to make one of those scripts for join pages in case of downtime. So, if link to ibill shows 401 error or some other error message, it switches to 2nd join link which points to another processor.

[Zer0]

That would be easy enough to do. Before the page sends the location header, open up a connection to grab the wanted url that it's going to, and if you done get a valid responce back then send them else where and repeate the process.

[tonkagunner]

I'm guessing some of those traffic scripts like CJultra might do something like that. I think you have to put code into page though, which might get you banned by tgps.

[NiteRain]

Do you mean something like this:

$site_url = array( 'http://www.site1.com' , 'http://www.site2.com');

$id = time()%count($site_url);

print header("Location: ".($site_url[$id]));


Oh forgot to add you can have as many sites in there as you want

[tonkagunner]

neato, thanks

[tonkagunner]

Originally posted by Zer0
That would be easy enough to do. Before the page sends the location header, open up a connection to grab the wanted url that it's going to, and if you done get a valid responce back then send them else where and repeate the process.

Do you have some code you can post for this?

[ScriptBall]

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[Kapitan Ivanov]

No.

[rammi]

the easiest is to run some traffic trade script somewhere (no matter on what url) and then add your site into that script (cj ultra, traffic-drive etc.).
then you add the link you wanna into that script with some domain.
and then you can link the site you want on url
https://www.YourSiteWithScriptInstal...mainYouEntered

and if you'll need to change the url, you just log into your script and make changes you need.

[nedxxx]

Best redirection is if you use for example 1minute fetch system (find snoopy in sourceforge.net) and if system fetch ok, than simply redirection like header("Location: {$url_here}");