Anyway of doing a php redirect and not have it pass the referral url?

Simon · 2012-04-27, 04:19 PM

One thing to consider is setting up an https site just to use for all your redirect links. Since browsers aren't allowed to pass a referring URL from an HTTPS server to an HTTP server that should take care of the problem.

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Cleo · 2012-04-27, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Simon

One thing to consider is setting up an https site just to use for all your redirect links. Since browsers aren't allowed to pass a referring URL from an HTTPS server to an HTTP server that should take care of the problem.

Now that is an interesting solution.

I see one needs to buy a SSL certificate. Not sure I want to spend $70 a year on one.

2012-04-27, 04:19 PM	#1
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