302 Redirects

It's HotLinks SQL, and other than this I've not had any problems with it. He's usually responded to help requests very quickly. Could be that he didn't realize what problems this would cause; I certainly didn't.

It would probably be fairly easy to completely remove the redirects; unfortunately this would totally screw up the ranking system.

 

It's fairly easy to change the 302 to a 301 - see the PM I've sent you.
Remember that you may need to use a unix style text editor (and keep a copy of the original script).

 

Ok ... this may sound a bit stupid, but here goes ...

I'm using 307 temporary redirects for tracking ... is this ok?

Did some searching, but came up with nothing on this topic .... thx

 

nope, 307's are similar to 302's as far as I can work out.
They still make it look like it's your url, with the other site's contents.

 

would like to be able to track somehow ...

using PHP, maybe something like this?

header("Refresh: 0; http://www.php.net");

Code (markup):

instead of using the header ("redirect ....)

better?

 

I track with my links using a 301 redirect.

 

Sorry to jump in here and sound like stupid, I have a question and need help.

Does my site Webhostrank has these 302 or 307 redirects. Any idea, on how to find this and then how to correct it.

Thanks for help in advance.