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Posted by KiwiBrian on 09/26/17 11:17
"Nik Coughin" <nrkn!no-spam!@woosh.co.nz> wrote in message
news:0kPme.4171$U4.581908@news.xtra.co.nz...
> KiwiBrian wrote:
>> Assume that I have a simple page (page 2) with just one hyperlink to
>> another page (page 3)..
>> How can I add code to page 2 so that if it is called/displayed from a
>> link from another page (page 1) then the hyperlink on page 2 will be
>> actioned automatically, just as if it's link to page 3 had been
>> manually selected? The actual link on page 2 has to be actioned as it
>> contains special PHP code.
>> I have been unable to get a satisfactory answer from the PHP groups.
>> I hope that my explanation is clear.
>> TIA
>> Brian Tozer
>
> Hi Brian,
>
> Let me get this right. You want to have it so you can click on a link on
> page 1, and it will go straight to page 3, invisibly executing the php
> code which is on page 2? Is this some kind of outgoing link tracker?
>
> If so try something like this:
> http://nrkn.com/kiwiBrian/
>
> If that is what you meant, the example files are here:
> http://nrkn.com/kiwiBrian/kiwiBrian.zip
Hi Nik. Right around the world and back to NZ.........lol
Thanks for the example.
I wish to have a "Today's Results" button on my Home Page.
The PHP that I want to implement on page 2 is:-
<a href="<?php echo date('l') ?>.html"</a>
In the same folder I have 7 files, named Monday.html,
Tuesday.html..................Sunday.html
In testing this seemed to work when the link was manualy selected with the
cursor/left click. The page for today would be output.
But I want the activating hyperlink to be on my site Home Page, but I don't
want to call my Home Page index.php
Hence the two step process so that the initial link goes to page 2 and
activates the above script there automatically.
Is that totally clear, and how does this fit into your previous reply?
BTW I am interested also in the subject of outgoing link tracking, and have
implemented it to one target site with this technique, but one subject at a
time........... lol
I really apreciate the help Nik.
Cheers
Brian
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