Posted by sam on 11/10/05 19:33
I do not get you question but it seams that your are looking
for a way to get a variable value in the next page.
header ('Location: ' . $url . '?myreferrer=http://www.referer.com');
OR if the $url contains a '?'
header ('Location: ' . $url . '&myreferrer=http://www.referer.com');
You get the value of myreferrer in $_GET['myreferrer']
If this is not what you are looking for, please explain
Regards.
"Du" <vietquest@hotmail.com> a ιcrit dans le message de news:
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> Is there a way I can redirect a page with referrer attached with the
> header?
>
> I tried this, and it always return nothing as referrer value
> header ('Location: ' . $url);
>
> I also tried this
> header ('Location: ' . $url . "\r\nReferer: http://www.referer.com");
>
>
> Can some give me the raw http header equivalent of header ('Location:
> ...")? I like to use fsockopen to redirect
>
> Thanks
>
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