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Halfdeck · 2005-08-01, 02:29 AM

Another alternative is to use one link.php file and rewrite paths using .htaccess.

On my server, I'd have a folder /visit/ and have one php file there named links.php. Then I'd use links like "/visit/hornymilkmaids/", "/visit/grocerystorerobbingsluts/" that rewrite to /visit/links.php?pid=4556

Then the link.php will pull the ref code in the MYSQL db and redirect to the paysite tour:

PHP Code:


			
<?php



$paysite = new Paysite($_REQUEST['pid']);

header("location:" .$paysite->ref_code);



?>

2005-08-01, 02:29 AM	#15
Halfdeck You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New Haven, CT Posts: 985	Another alternative is to use one link.php file and rewrite paths using .htaccess. On my server, I'd have a folder /visit/ and have one php file there named links.php. Then I'd use links like "/visit/hornymilkmaids/", "/visit/grocerystorerobbingsluts/" that rewrite to /visit/links.php?pid=4556 Then the link.php will pull the ref code in the MYSQL db and redirect to the paysite tour: PHP Code: `<?php $paysite = new Paysite($_REQUEST['pid']); header("location:" .$paysite->ref_code); ?>` __________________ Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm.