Disguising ADFLY links
- Thread starter samnatzac
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willyt2000
Newbie
- Jan 23, 2015
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Or you could use goo.gl or another link shortener
To help OP understand. I'll expand on these points made by posters.
Own a website, then in the website, host a HTML page that uses Meta Refresh. Meta Refresh code will redirect the user after a given amount of time.
Own a website, then in the website, host a HTML page that uses Meta Refresh. Meta Refresh code will redirect the user after a given amount of time.
Code:
<META[COLOR=#000000][FONT=Consolas] [/FONT][/COLOR]http-equiv="refresh"[COLOR=#000000][FONT=Consolas] [/FONT][/COLOR]content="5;URL=adflylink">[code]
Http-equiv is stating it will refresh the page and load a second link.
Content is stating how long this will take. 5 means 5 seconds. This can be changed to suit your needs. A value of 0 will redirect as soon as possible.
Url Argument is an obvious statement.
[quote="willyt2000, post: 7591582"]Or you could use goo.gl or another link shortener[/QUOTE]
Because you may or may not have access to a site or it's content. You other option is the post a link that is allowed.
Google contains a great amount of sites dedicated to shortening urls.
Tobbe co
Junior Member
- Sep 29, 2014
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Or buy a cheap domain and do a .htaccess redirect from your domain to adfly in order to avoid creating a html page for each link.
yourdomain.com/123 will redirect to adfly.com/123
yourdomain.com/abc will redirect to adfly.com/abc
And so on.