Hi, I have a porntube site, and looking the docs i found a nice feature...... "Redirect by category"
Is it possible to use that to Trade Expert auto detect which category page the surfer come on and Redirect it to same category in my site?
Sample:
Surfer visiting: " (Trade partner): www.xxx.com/teens.html " so instead it comes to my root page.... the script Redirect it to same category in my site "teens.html" ?
Redir pages by categories
Moderator: Rock
Re: Redir pages by categories
I mean everything automatically...
another sample:
click came from http://www.trade01.com/teens.html " - "www.mysite.com/teens.html"
click came from http://www.trade01.com/asian.html " - "www.mysite.com/asian.html"
click came from http://www.trade01.com/mature.html " - "www.mysite.com/mature.html"
Ps: Its same trade partner, but different category pages
another sample:
click came from http://www.trade01.com/teens.html " - "www.mysite.com/teens.html"
click came from http://www.trade01.com/asian.html " - "www.mysite.com/asian.html"
click came from http://www.trade01.com/mature.html " - "www.mysite.com/mature.html"
Ps: Its same trade partner, but different category pages
Re: Redir pages by categories
no news?
Here a live sample:
MILF PAGE:
http://50den.com/category/717/Milf/ctr/1/?4x6x2923
Please click to besttubeclips.xxx link on its toplist (Best Tube Clips)...... It will go to a MILF page!
Exactly what I wanna do....
can trade expert do that?
Here a live sample:
MILF PAGE:
http://50den.com/category/717/Milf/ctr/1/?4x6x2923
Please click to besttubeclips.xxx link on its toplist (Best Tube Clips)...... It will go to a MILF page!
Exactly what I wanna do....
can trade expert do that?
Re: Redir pages by categories
Index pages and redirections
Using pages module you can display different index pages for non-unique visitors and even mobile visitors. This should spark interest in your non-unique visitors and therefore increase overall productivity on your site. You can also display or redirect to a different page based on the following filters: IP, trade, country and category.
Detailed statistics for each individual page is available. Based on the stats you can tell which index page is the most productive, which page is getting the most traffic and so on.
CAUTION: For performance reasons, try to keep number of pages below 100 and if possible even lower.
How to setup incoming tracking with ability to display and redirect pages (by example):
You should set it up on the page where you are also accepting incoming traffic from your trade partners. Let's say that page is called index.php and that you would like to rotate 2 different index pages (page1 and page2). All you need to do is to include the te_redirect.php module at the top of your index.php page. It is important for you to understand that index.php is also your default page and it should have a normal content on it. If redirection filters aren't matched, te_redirect.php module will be ignored and the default index.php page will be displayed instead.
Add the standard "include" incoming tracking code to index.php as described in the incoming traffic tracking chapter.
Add one of the following code right at the top of your index.php page:
include("/te3/te_redirect.php");
include("/FULL/PATH/TO/te3/te_redirect.php");
Open your TE3 admin interface and navigate to the Pages menu and click on the Manage pages button. Add page1 and page2 as an addition to the default page.
Physically create page1.php and page2.php using your CMS.
Add the standard "include" incoming tracking code to page1.php and page2.php as described in the incoming traffic tracking chapter. Right above the tracking code you have to specifiy page name in order to track statistics for that page, like this:
$te3_page="page1";
Click on the Manage redirections button. Checkbox Index pages to enable them (last section in the popup) and add page1 like this:
Redirect URL: /FULL/PATH/TO/page1.php
Type: include
Page name: page1
Now add page2 in the same way.
If you have done everything right, your index.php is now rotating two index pages. Point your browser to: http://www.yoursite.com/ and refresh your browser a few times. With each refresh a different page (page1 and page2) should be displayed.
Using pages module you can display different index pages for non-unique visitors and even mobile visitors. This should spark interest in your non-unique visitors and therefore increase overall productivity on your site. You can also display or redirect to a different page based on the following filters: IP, trade, country and category.
Detailed statistics for each individual page is available. Based on the stats you can tell which index page is the most productive, which page is getting the most traffic and so on.
CAUTION: For performance reasons, try to keep number of pages below 100 and if possible even lower.
How to setup incoming tracking with ability to display and redirect pages (by example):
You should set it up on the page where you are also accepting incoming traffic from your trade partners. Let's say that page is called index.php and that you would like to rotate 2 different index pages (page1 and page2). All you need to do is to include the te_redirect.php module at the top of your index.php page. It is important for you to understand that index.php is also your default page and it should have a normal content on it. If redirection filters aren't matched, te_redirect.php module will be ignored and the default index.php page will be displayed instead.
Add the standard "include" incoming tracking code to index.php as described in the incoming traffic tracking chapter.
Add one of the following code right at the top of your index.php page:
include("/te3/te_redirect.php");
include("/FULL/PATH/TO/te3/te_redirect.php");
Open your TE3 admin interface and navigate to the Pages menu and click on the Manage pages button. Add page1 and page2 as an addition to the default page.
Physically create page1.php and page2.php using your CMS.
Add the standard "include" incoming tracking code to page1.php and page2.php as described in the incoming traffic tracking chapter. Right above the tracking code you have to specifiy page name in order to track statistics for that page, like this:
$te3_page="page1";
Click on the Manage redirections button. Checkbox Index pages to enable them (last section in the popup) and add page1 like this:
Redirect URL: /FULL/PATH/TO/page1.php
Type: include
Page name: page1
Now add page2 in the same way.
If you have done everything right, your index.php is now rotating two index pages. Point your browser to: http://www.yoursite.com/ and refresh your browser a few times. With each refresh a different page (page1 and page2) should be displayed.
Re: Redir pages by categories
Hi,
I read the docs, but my script uses rewrite htaccess to show all the pages... its non-physical pages... when it makes the redirect, it goes to a blank page...
Maybe can you setup it for me? I have some paypal money
I read the docs, but my script uses rewrite htaccess to show all the pages... its non-physical pages... when it makes the redirect, it goes to a blank page...
Maybe can you setup it for me? I have some paypal money
Re: Redir pages by categories
Also, I wanna redir the index to the adequate category, like sample above....... not rotating index pages
Re: Redir pages by categories
Jeferson, it is basically the same thing, but from the "select" you choose "redirect" instead of "include". Hit me up on ICQ 242240240 and send me over your TE3 login details and i'll help you set it up.
kind regards,
Jim
kind regards,
Jim