Hi,
So im going to have to put this in a example, As its quite complicated.
Say if google.com redirected you to bing.com, Is there a way Bing.com can find that? E.g post it on there site, (That you came from google) If so can you help me
Ross

Hi,
So im going to have to put this in a example, As its quite complicated.
Say if google.com redirected you to bing.com, Is there a way Bing.com can find that? E.g post it on there site, (That you came from google) If so can you help me
Ross
Well we were planning to base it off a user clicking a ImpulsePay iFrame, but apparently that will just come back as ImpulsePay.com, so instead think we are going to try note parameters (Yet i have no clue what these are)
Thought this was about detecting if your user was sent from Google? Are you trying to detect the url of the site that the iframe is embedded in?
There are quite a lot of WordPress plugins that do this sort of thing (tell the user where they came from and even what search terms they use) so you might want to download them and dissect the code.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/referrer-detector/
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