$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER'] (or is it $_ENV['HTTP_REFERRER']?) is your only
option. Unfortunately it's not guaranteed to be set by the browser, so your
current method of accepting and tracking referrers is flawed, sorry.
A page.php?aid=x entry point, combined with sessions or cookies to keep
t
Thanx for your answer. This is exactly the problem. I do not want to pass
something like this.
The user gets a URL like: server.com/user-name
He passses it around and someone follows this link to my site. In case this
person registeres I am tracking this. But the same links are inside my own
site
IFF they just left one of your other sites, then you should be able to pass
a variable in the other site's header such as:
php.net/function-name?variable=from_somewhere_I_own
if the variable isn't set, then they came from a site you don't own.
or you could send them to a unique function-name wh
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