How To Easily Fake The Referrer When Using Double Meta Refresh

JohnsonDaniel,

I haven't tested metalcolin's method (what you're referring to). I can say that Genjutsu's method (he linked to it earlier in this thread) seems to work perfectly for me. I tested it in IE6, IE7, FireFox 3.0.3, and Safari 3.1 (those are all I have installed). I would recommend you try Genjutsu's method for doing this.

I second that. Genjutsu's method is totally brilliant!
 
So this one isn't perfect then?
I'll pay someone to set this up for me.
 
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It seems a very good technique, but can I used this on blogspot ?? Thanks in advance
 
I tried this on wordpress, but half my blog loads before it is redirected to the affiliate link. In IE the last redirect doesn't work. My 3rd file is linked to the affiliate for the time being.
 
Was intersted in faking my referrers, which method is the correct way to do so?

genjustu's or the original poster?
 
Was intersted in faking my referrers, which method is the correct way to do so?

genjustu's or the original poster?

Go with either really, but Genjustu's code saves them from sitting through 2 more redirects. Less load time = fewer clicks leaving from boredom.
 
Am I missing something here, I have been using Gen's method with the 2 redirects, and I've even tried forcing a form post with Body onLoad, but all they seem to do is blank out the referrer (which is good) even better would be to be able to have the referrer as my whitehat site. Is there any method that actually replaces the referrer instead of just erasing it? I'm trying to get this done without javascript because that is too easy for any AM to turn off to see whats going on.
 
You can also use sessions to pass yourself hidden variables and do referrer checking with php so the code is not so visible (like with javascript).

Why would you need sessions for such a task?

All you need is $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
 
Don;t know if it's better but I found this PHP version on a forum: http://cashcowhq.com/showthread.php/6-How-to-fake-the-referer-and-don-t-leave-traces?p=6#post6
 
I've used proxy sites to trick some sites, not sure if it works for all site though.
 
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