NEED redirect script

[13385]

Hi guys,

I need someone to make a simple redirect script for me.


I have maindomain.com

Visitors will be coming to maindomain.com/#keyword

If #keyword matches a line in keywords.txt then the website should redirect the user to a seperate page.




So for instance :

keywords.txt contains "new york"

Visitor goes to maindomain.com/#car-loans-new-york

match found for "new york" -> user gets redirected where i want.


If you are interested please say :
How much you want for this
How long it will take you
Where you are from.


Due to time-zone requirements I am only accepting offers from Europe or North America. Thanks for understanding.

 

[fatboy]

How will the script know where to redirect to?

On the surface and with what you have written above its a fairly basic script in PHP if thats any good, but if the script is reading from the text file for every visitor it may slow things down.

Grab me on Skype if you want to discuss a bit further

 

[13385]

Contacted Fatbot, please don't pm or enquire about this anymore!

fulfilled!

 

[CustomBotShop]

How will the script know where to redirect to?

On the surface and with what you have written above its a fairly basic script in PHP if thats any good, but if the script is reading from the text file for every visitor it may slow things down.

Grab me on Skype if you want to discuss a bit further

Isn't the # symbol reserved for anchor tags and jQuery? I don't think you can parse the keywords via PHP but I may be wrong.

 

[Gogol]

Let me know if still needed. Can do it in 2 days.

 

[fatboy]

Isn't the # symbol reserved for anchor tags and jQuery? I don't think you can parse the keywords via PHP but I may be wrong.

Nope, you are spot on - the # is never passed to the server, its only dealt with in the browser. We got round that by changing the character in the URL

Contacted Fatbot, please don't pm or enquire about this anymore!

fulfilled!

Fatbot? Been called a few things but Fatbot seems to be getting popular, especially on BHW!

Hopefully the latest version does what you want if not I will be back online tomorrow evening for more tweaking!

 

[Gogol]

After document load, you can get it through javascript and send it to the server(and redirect according to that through document.location) .

Isn't the # symbol reserved for anchor tags and jQuery? I don't think you can parse the keywords via PHP but I may be wrong.

 

[seogate]

add me on skype kashyapllc

 

[EarthIsSmall]

I will do it for free.

Do you want it in PHP or JS? PHP however requires parameter rather than hash, so it could be site /?niche=new+york
JS works with hashtags #