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Hi, guys.

I need create a landingpage for this website: http://primedominios.com

So, the idea is when user try access a domain, like: http://adegaweb.com.br now is redirecting to http://primedominios.com so, I need get the referrer this user are from and pass it as parameter to render a custom landingpage. So I need have something like a handle adegawebcombr to get price etc.

I read on PHP manual that HTTP_REFERER is not secure, depending about browser etc.

Another way is use a parameter in redirection, like primedominios.com/from/adegawebcombr but I don't have idea how I compare this and get the price and other infos without load the full DS with all domains. It's common?

Anybody have a better idea or tip to do it?

Thanks and sorry if my confused english.

Can't you handle the redirection in your .htaccess?

I think parameter redirection would probably suit you best; I would either use the full domain name; or else have something which matches up so you can filter your data-source such as the full domain for example.

Just as an aside I'd say that's even less secure than http referer. It takes at least a little effort to spoof a referrer header, but params can just be copy-pasted? Am I missing something? Are you that concerned about fake referrals?

Something some/most websites tend to do is this: setup a redirect landingpage which has the website you come from as a parameter (example.com/landingpage/getsymphony.com/) which sets getsymphony.com in the session, and redirects to example.com.

You can then access the source everywhere in your application, without having to pass the parameter around in your URL all the time - keeping your URL's clean.

Hi guys, thanks for reply. I will try develop this parameter way.

@nils, I will have many domains redirecting to my website. I don't make idea how use .htaccess for it and if best way.

@gunglien, Yes I think too becaus if always I need my root check from etc and compare with a full domains registred, when have many access will be slow. So the parameter is correct for it, like a blog post.

@s_e Yes, params is better and secure. I need only set a custom url for each domain redirection.

@creativedutchmen great, I need only have the landingpage to have a good offer and a easy call-to-action, if user click in other navigation link, normal. Thanks.