How can I create inbound links to my website?

How do I create a website with a 'frame/toolbar' for all outgoing links?

  • I am no web designer, but I was just wondering what one would need to do 'logistically' to have this. How would I go about implementing it? Could I 'host' the 'frame' somewhere, and that's it? Something http://About.com still does.

  • Answer:

    See this is actually a neat trick of theirs. What they do is they create a new page, let's just call it forward.php. The contents of forward.php is just a table with two rows. On the first row there's the toolbar of yours, which you may make it display what you need. On the second there's an iframe which shows the website that http://about.com is forwarding to. You can read more about iframes on w3schools's website: http://tvin.me/683679. Here's a quick example of the forward.php you can use <?php $url = $_GET['url']; ?> <table><tr><td>here's your toolbar</td></tr> <tr><td><iframe src="<?php echo $url ?>"></td></tr></table> To get this example to work upload it on a php enable server and instead of loading forward.php load forward.php?url=this_is_the_url_you_want_to_load.php This will automatically load that url with the toolbar. If you don't have php, just remove the <?php ?> part and everything in between. And replace the src=" part in the iframe with your url. Though keep in mind that this is an unstyled template for you.

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