Hide Referral URL

There really isn't a client side way to "change" the url and hiding it "can" be seen as something to check out by some affiliate programs. Think about it, everyone sends a referrer so one day ePN checks your info to see you have nothing... that might make someone curious. Just my opinion but thats a flag that will eventually be spotted.

However, there is another way :)
 
so what will this meta refresh actually do, will it hide where users come from or from which forum for example they got cookie stuffed?
 
I am starting to think that blanking the referrer is not good enough. What if an Affiliate manager...or his goon was smart enough to spoof the blank referrer and go to your site. They would then be cookied. It is extremely easy to spoof the referrer client side.
 
I am starting to think that blanking the referrer is not good enough. What if an Affiliate manager...or his goon was smart enough to spoof the blank referrer and go to your site. They would then be cookied. It is extremely easy to spoof the referrer client side.

if your referrer is blank, how would you AM know which site to look at?
:)
if you state a website in ur affiliate application, i would suggest to keep it whitehat. Prominent banners or links. and no CS.

but then
i dont think there is a method to blank referrer with
 
if your referrer is blank, how would you AM know which site to look at?
:)
if you state a website in ur affiliate application, i would suggest to keep it whitehat. Prominent banners or links. and no CS.

but then
i dont think there is a method to blank referrer with cs[/QUOTE]
There is now :) I have some good news for all you stuffing freaks... problem solved.

I'll be putting up some info about it shortly ...
 
There is now :) I have some good news for all you stuffing freaks... problem solved.

I'll be putting up some info about it shortly ...

good news? problem solved? any updates odd-job? i'm curious as hell :D
...thanks
 
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home3..... <------ means you got a space " " somewhere. remove it and script will be running fine again.


so long,

Tofast4u
 
Is it possible to hide the referrer with htaccess redirects? Does something like this work:

Code:
RewriteEngine On
Redirect 301 /foo /foo2
Redirect 301 /foo2 /aff_link
 
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