01-31-2011, 08:34 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by selena
The way that I do it is really easy.
Say you create a php file called tonylinks and put it on your server.
Code:
<?php
$path = array(
"paysitename1" => "http://www.actual-link-code",
"paysitename2" => "http://www.actual-link-code"
);
if (array_key_exists($_GET["id"], $path))
header("location: " . $path[$_GET["id"]]);
?>
You can add as many lines with variables to it as you want, just make sure that the last one does not have a comma after it.
Imagining that you had placed the tonylinks.php file in your www.hotchicks.com directory, then when you want to link to Paysite #1, your link would be
http://www.hotchicks.com/tonylinks.php?id=paysitename1
If you ever need to redirect the traffic to someplace else, just change the actual link code in the php file. |
nice tip thanks 
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