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Cee3po

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Hi i am new and thank you for the community. I have problem with clients checking the referring websites from the traffic i am sending them so i put this code on a buffer page and they are still able to see the page before here is the code i used:

<?

header("location: http://www.NoseyClient.com");

?>

 

I was hoping that this would show them the Referring URL i wanted them see but it skipped my PHP buffer page is there a way in PHP to block Referring URL from the Client?

 

Best Regards and Thank You

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I am not sure what exactly you are trying to do.

 

www.php.net/curl

 

That might help you can specify your own refering page using that.

 

What is Happening i'm getting Traffic from different sources that i send to clients its been brought to my attention that they can see where the traffic is coming from i dont want them to see that so here is a example:

 

Traffic -> Buffer Page -> Clients Form. Problem is i want the Buffer page to be Referring URL and its not on there records they are seeing

Traffic as Referring URL and not the PHP Forward go between page. I want them to see the Buffer Page as the Referring URL is this possible?

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since headers are sent from the browser, and headers are what hold that information... instead of using header(Location: ); you'd need to either use a javascript redirect, or a meta redirect, which then resends the header, setting the buffer page, to the referrer :D

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ya they can :-) just ?><meta><? or echo it... :-)

 

php only alters, manipulates and creates strings(arrays and integers)... basically with .html files... what you put in, is a static string... sent to the browser the same every time... with .php files... it builds that string, then sends it to the browser... so any/all html(even js) will work within a php string...

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