Double Meta Refresh Inside an Iframe in Ie?

[drjay]

Hey guys,

So everything is working fine, I have my referrer spoof script setup, and almost finished with the blank.

All I need to do it figure out how this works and everything is fine, this seems to be giving me some trouble:

echo "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;url=$url\">";

As you can see the $url variable is where I am redirecting to. Again, this is happening inside an iframe. It works fine in FF as I have just tested it, but the problem comes about when using in IE, as it does not forward the page.

A big HUGE thanks to anyone who can tell me how to solve this problem.




Thanks Again!

 

[drjay]

Anyone guys ?

Message too short.

 

[bigel]

I thought it was the other way around where firefox would get stuck. Anyway check out this thread:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo-tools/60159-sp00f-free-referrer-faker-url-shortener.html

 

[drjay]

I thought it was the other way around where firefox would get stuck. Anyway check out this thread:

Hm, well FF is working and IE 7 isn't working. Strange, I'll check out the thread but I would like to use my own site only and not have to rely on if that site is working :/

 

[drjay]

But that is a spoofed referrer, I already have that working in both Ie and FF, just not the blanking in IE :/

 

[adamnemo]

theres no solution,Meta-redirect doesn't blank the referrer for IE (tested)

 

[drjay]

theres no solution,Meta-redirect doesn't blank the referrer for IE (tested)

darn, a double meta refresh? dang, so i am stuck with spoofing the referrer

 

[drjay]

So a double meta refresh DOES work in FF for blanking the referrer then?

 

[drjay]

Well is there any alternatives for blanking the referrer then?

 

[gragster]

SSL should blank in ie. Make your site https.

 

[drjay]

SSL should blank in ie. Make your site https.

Using an iframe to connect to a site that will work?

 

[HTTP_REFERER]

An IFRAME would do it (HTTP_REFERER will be the page containing the iframe), as well as a FRAMESET.

Regards!

 

[bigel]

The solution is checking for the users browser. If its ie send your script through ssl, if its firefox/chrome/etc.. use DMR