php redirect (how do you make it stay on your own domain)?

by BJ Min

Posted: 13 years ago 9 replies

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hi,

i know how to create a PHP redirect like this:

< ?phpheader("location:Affiliate_URL_HERE");?>

MY QUESTION:
- how do you do a php redirect and MAKE IT stay on your own domain so the visitor will think your domain is the actual domain?
- ex: if the affiliate product is product.com and your domain is product123.com....

i want to use a php redirect that links to affiliate link (but stays at product123.com)

anyone know how?

thanks!
BJ

PS...i know how to do it with html but that version doesn't seem to give credit when i use the internet explorer (for firefox and google chrome it works)...so im wondering if php version exists and if it works...

#domain #make #php #redirect #stay

WillR

13 years ago

I don't think you are wanting to redirect. You are asking how to iframe, right? This means the url will show yoursite.com/page.html however the actual website showing will be from another domain.

Is that what you are after?

If so, try something like this...

<html>
<head>
<title>Title Goes Here</title>
</head>
<body style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" scroll="no">
<iframe src="http://iframedurl.com" style="border: 0px; width: 100%; height:100%;"></iframe>
</body>
</html>

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BJ Min

13 years ago

yes, willr...i used to use that exact one..it works well...thats what i meant...

but i want to iframe using PHP...is that possible?
(because the html version doesnt give me credit when i use internet explorer...for some reason)

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WillR

13 years ago

Originally Posted by BJ Min

Not sure what you mean by this? If you want a php page then just rename it to end in .php and not .html

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BJ Min 13 years ago

how do u create iframe that works...with internet explorer?

because that code doesn't work when u go to ur link using IE (firefox and chrome gives affiliate credit to you...but not when u use IE)...has anyone experienced this?
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- nxtgencreative 13 years ago
  
  What version of IE are you having trouble with? Some version of IE don't like to play nice with the IFrames. Also check your cookie settings in IE.
  
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BJ Min 13 years ago

i am using IE 7 ....i did clear cache...even if i clear cache...it doesnt give me credit for sale when i use iframes...is this your experience?
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BJ Min 13 years ago

does iframe style of cloaking affilaite links give credit if u test it on Internet Explorer 7?
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nxtgencreative 13 years ago

Apparently IE 7 doesn't out of the box recognize iframes. There is a setting somewhere that you can turn on which will allow you to use iframes.
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- wayfarer 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by nxtgencreative
  
  Apparently IE 7 doesn't out of the box recognize iframes. There is a setting somewhere that you can turn on which will allow you to use iframes.
  
  Errm?? this is total nonsense. The IFRAME element has been supported by IE for a long time. In fact, Microsoft invented the IFRAME, and introduced it way back in Explorer version 3!
  
  As to the original poster, the answer seems to be this: cookies, when attempted to be added to a site that is in an IFRAME, are rejected by IE (at default security settings) if they don't have a compact third-party privacy policy. See the discussion here: Accessing Domain Cookies within an iFrame on Internet Explorer - Stack Overflow , this sounds like what you're dealing with.
  
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