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danevans · 06-21-2001, 10:01 AM

I just found my old scrapbook and there was another way of blindlinking explained.. So now I want to know if anyone here uses that, and would the tgps which allow mouseovers allow this (also useful for CJ sites I suppose)...
Here it goes: instead of: <a href="http://www.sponsor.com?id=yourcode">,
you can put <a href="http://blablabla:[email protected]?id=yourcode">,
and it will still take you to the same url (if the site/directory you/re linking is not password protected). Now, since you can put ANYTHING (including A LOT of empty spaces (just hold the spacebar for a few moments)), between http:// and @, we should be able to do this:
<a href="http://www.disquiseurl.com -SPACES GO HERE- :[email protected]?id=yourcode>.
The goal is to make the real url part, which comes after @ - invisible to the surfer on his status line (it gets simply pushed out by those spaces).
I made a simple test page, and it works with IE 5.5... Netscape 6.0 crashed my windows (buggy installation), so I didn't test it that way..
Please tell me what you think...Oh, and if I just discovered "hot water"

, please don't laugh..

[This message has been edited by danevans (edited 06-21-2001).]

06-21-2001, 10:01 AM
danevans Confirmed User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Europe Posts: 1,295	Anybody uses this way of linking? I just found my old scrapbook and there was another way of blindlinking explained.. So now I want to know if anyone here uses that, and would the tgps which allow mouseovers allow this (also useful for CJ sites I suppose)... Here it goes: instead of: <a href="http://www.sponsor.com?id=yourcode">, you can put <a href="http://blablabla:[email protected]?id=yourcode">, and it will still take you to the same url (if the site/directory you/re linking is not password protected). Now, since you can put ANYTHING (including A LOT of empty spaces (just hold the spacebar for a few moments)), between http:// and @, we should be able to do this: <a href="http://www.disquiseurl.com -SPACES GO HERE- :[email protected]?id=yourcode>. The goal is to make the real url part, which comes after @ - invisible to the surfer on his status line (it gets simply pushed out by those spaces). I made a simple test page, and it works with IE 5.5... Netscape 6.0 crashed my windows (buggy installation), so I didn't test it that way.. Please tell me what you think...Oh, and if I just discovered "hot water" , please don't laugh.. [This message has been edited by danevans (edited 06-21-2001).]