Help please...how to connect two urls into one url

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I just need to know how to connect two Urls into one and am sort of confused, the guy who explained to me just said use "&url=". to connect URL1 and URL2 to merge into URL3...quite confused. I'll appreciate the help :)
 
The quality of the answer you can expect is directly proportional to the quality of the question you ask. So don't blame me if this is not what you want:

Code:
http://example.com/page.php?url1=http://url1.com/&url2=http://url2.com/

Then in page.php in example they will be available in $_GET['url1'] and $_GET['url2']

But you didn't define what "connecting two urls" means and I dont have a magic wand.
 
Theres no context when asking though what i see is to add the 2nd url in a parameter in the 1st url.

i dont know the purpose of this so i cant explode any bigger.
 
OP, your question does not make any sense. How / where / why are you trying to connect two URLs?
 
Yes, but they must not have over 9000 bits strength togheter or they produce universe overflow.
The URLs must also mirror each other's movements, otherwise this happens:
latest
 
Got to love threads like this. When you ask questions like this, you might as well change the title to "BHW COME AND TROLL ME!!!"
 
astyanax GAVE THE CORRECT ANSWER, but just for jokes...

You need to combine the URL's like this:

Say you have

http://google.com/
http://facebook.com/

You need to do:

hhttttpp:://gfoaocgelbeo.ocko.mc/om/

Where you take one letter at a time from each URL.

Yes yes, I remember reading on Google blog about the new hhttttpp:://// protocol. Btw, you forgot the extra two //.
However I think OP needs them like this:

\com.elgoog\\:http://facebook.com/

which is called the twin-http protocol with just one 'http' and two URLs on each side of it.

For when you want to procrastinate twice as much you can do this:

<vid-1-id>=v?hctaw\com.ebutuoy\\:http://youtube.com/watch?v=<vid-2-id>
 
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