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polle54 09-27-2007 10:59 AM

Filter google images traffic
 
Hello GFY

What is the best way to filter google images traffic?

The ideal thing would be a script able to sort on words in the search sentence :)

Anyway if you have anything remotely useful here, just drop a reply :thumbsup

polle54 09-27-2007 11:23 AM

maybe just a hint if it's done best with htaccess, javascript or maybe php refferer global var?

polle54 09-27-2007 01:29 PM

can someone at least explain to me why this htaccess code doesn't work?

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http:\/\/images\.google\. [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.$ cgi-bin/redirect.cgi [R,NC]

I am totally new to htaccess

MattO 09-27-2007 01:39 PM

I don't know about that htaccess stuff, but I wrote a script for my sites that does this:

* Checks to see if the referrer contains "images" then if it does:
- Determines the specific search engine it came from
- Figures out what the search query was
- Begins to generate a page full of dynamic content based on their search query
- Checks for a cookie to see if the surfer has been on the site and if so, what they searched for previously
- If they don't have a cookie, give them one
- Perform a loop for 10k ms
- Start throwing ajax popups at them, unclosable, unsizable
- Force them to download a flash application
- Force them to download an .exe which plays God Bless America and changes their resulution to 640x480
- Then send them back to whatever search engine they came from

polle54 09-27-2007 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MattO (Post 13153267)
I don't know about that htaccess stuff, but I wrote a script for my sites that does this:

* Checks to see if the referrer contains "images" then if it does:
- Determines the specific search engine it came from
- Figures out what the search query was
- Begins to generate a page full of dynamic content based on their search query
- Checks for a cookie to see if the surfer has been on the site and if so, what they searched for previously
- If they don't have a cookie, give them one
- Perform a loop for 10k ms
- Start throwing ajax popups at them, unclosable, unsizable
- Force them to download a flash application
- Force them to download an .exe which plays God Bless America and changes their resulution to 640x480
- Then send them back to whatever search engine they came from

Hehe sounds like a mighty fine script in the spirit of old CJ sites :)


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