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I am looking for a simple html or php redirect script for the purpose of tracking traffic as I send my domains for sale to my main domain selling site.

What I looking for is soemthing like this:

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fast redirect (no frame) to my site (I have DSP and would send it to the actual "for sale" page)

I looked at several script sites, but I didn't see anything that I think I wanted. And webilizer doesn't do much for tracking since I have about 250 domains for sale.

I would appreciate any assistance anyone can give.
 
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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.urltoredirectto.com">

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Originally posted by NemesisXG
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.urltoredirectto.com">

That's not going to track which domain was directed to the main site, which is what I think DNQuest wants.
 
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Re: simple redirect html/php wanted...

Originally posted by DNQuest.com
What I looking for is soemthing like this:

type domain
fast redirect (no frame) to my site (I have DSP and would send it to the actual "for sale" page)

I was basing what I said off of this, heh. Oh well... guess I should have paid more attention to the beginning of his post. -_-;;
 
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Actually, I may have over explained, I think that is what I want. I can track through webalizer. Currently, my domains are redirected via the registrar redirect which doesn't track stats.

Thanx,
DNQ
 
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Ok, glad you found what you were looking for. And good work Nemesis!
 
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