PHP Referrer & Display Help

cd34 · 2012-02-29, 11:29 PM

if you just delete the first condition, if the referrer is empty, it would do your include. My guess at your intention was to include the local code if it was a typein/bookmark or local site referrer, and include the /path/to/file.html if it was a remote referrer.

|| ($referrer=="") )

says: or, the referrer is empty

if you want to include the INSERT CODE for local hits + bookmarks/typeins, you want to use the || ($referrer=="") ) version. If you want only want to display INSERT CODE for local hits, and bookmarks/typeins/remote referrers get the /path/to/file.html, then just removing the isset() condition would do that.

2012-02-29, 11:29 PM	#1
cd34 a.k.a. Sparky Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: West Palm Beach, FL, USA Posts: 2,396	if you just delete the first condition, if the referrer is empty, it would do your include. My guess at your intention was to include the local code if it was a typein/bookmark or local site referrer, and include the /path/to/file.html if it was a remote referrer. \|\| ($referrer=="") ) says: or, the referrer is empty if you want to include the INSERT CODE for local hits + bookmarks/typeins, you want to use the \|\| ($referrer=="") ) version. If you want only want to display INSERT CODE for local hits, and bookmarks/typeins/remote referrers get the /path/to/file.html, then just removing the isset() condition would do that. __________________ SnapReplay.com a different way to share photos - iPhone & Android