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Originally Posted by Jakez
Would it slow it down much if I'm doing an htaccess redirect and then another one in PHP? Kinda another reason why I just want to have it all in htaccess. I have htaccess redirecting mysite.com/string to mysite.com/page.php, so that I can change the htaccess at any time and have it redirect many links at once to where ever I want, then mysite.com/page.php grabs the ID query from the referrer and redirects to mysite.com/page.php?ref_id=101
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need to do it all at once, either all in php, all or all in .htaccess... 2 separate redirects are not a good idea...