Today I noticed AIM isn’t blocking the = sign anymore, I really don’t know what they are trying to do there over at AIM.

As for my tracker, it is only for my own personal website, and it is written in PHP, and it is very complex. It is incoperated to a tracker on my website that traces where people go. It saves all the information into a txt file based on IP Addresses, so for instance if your IP Address was 192.168.1.1 I would have a txt file named 192.168.1.1.txt that would look like this:

Visitor # = 1
IP Address = 192.168.1.1
Date and Time = [ 03-05-2006 05:36pm]
Method = GET
File Name = /pagevisited.php
Protocol = HTTP/1.1
File Size = 2932
Browser = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; America Online Browser 1.1; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; (R1 1.3); .NET CLR 1.1.4322)

(01-15-2006 08:32 am) Screename – /link_clicked.php – 192.168.1.1

The information directly above is written in the txt file when you would click on the link in my profile, and the information above that it is written when you visited a page on my website, and more information is added to the txt file everytime you visit a page, or click a link on my profile.

Ok, now I’ve done more work on it so far and my new URL that the user clicks on is:

/tracker.php?%n

And everything works perfectly except for where I want to redirct the user to,I don’t know how to have the page I want the user to be sent to defined in the URL. I did however make my tracker specific to only one page and the user is sent there. If you can help me out with making it defined in the URL I would really appreciate it, and I know that anything you could help me out with is really going above and beyond what this forum is intended for.

Thanks again.

thanks for the quick response, but how do I do that?

The url that the user clicks on is like this:

tracker.php?&b=%n&p=/index1.php

with &b being the screen name, and &p being the url I want to redirect them to.