Re: Calling PHP from an HTML page
| From: | David Rose | Date: | Sun, 30 Jul 2000 20:13:50 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Calling PHP from an HTML page | ||
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I'm pretty sure you can't set cookies across different domains. However you can
track hits to the link to your dad's site with a dirt-simple script I wrote.
have a look at this script: http://phphreak.sxsw.com/ctTracker.phps
Basically, you form the hyperlink like this:
<a href="http://your.server/ctTracker.php?ClickThru=your.dads.site">Daddy!</a>
What ctTracker does is log log the hit to a file (which you could put in the
web tree and link to easily) and redirect the browser to your dad's site via
the header() function.
David Rose
Murph wrote:
> > http://www.php.net - there is a basic tutorial as well as
> > an on-line
> > manual and a pdf manual. Beyond that, 'Professional PHP Programming' is
> > a good learning source.
>
> Hi, Nicole.
>
> Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate your consideration.
>
> I'm afraid that I've been all over both resources and can't find the answer
> that I'm looking for. Here's some quick background:
>
> My father runs a plain-vanilla website. It's "dumb" since it doesn't have
> PHP access from his server. I, however, do. He wants to advertise his site
> on other websites by providing a link to his site that will include a query
> string. The link on the foreign site will look like:
>
> <A
> HREF="http://www.fathersite.com?id=1">Daddy!</A>
>
> I need to shove a cookie down the surfer's throat who clicks on that link
> and include the identifier in that cookie and I'd like to do it with PHP.
> So, the flow would look like:
>
> Foreign site (click here)
> \
> \
> Me and my big, hairy PHP script
> /
> /
> Daddy
>
> Once on my father's site, the surfer can roam all around but he'd carry that
> identifier with him throughout the site. This, I couldn't find an answer to
> in the resources listed above. Did I miss something or do you have a better
> idea?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Murph
>
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