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I understand how to create a 404 or a redirect when the http_referer is an untrusted site, but I would like to do this when no http_referer or a blank http_referer is returned. Can this be done? TIA
You are right. The way I was doing that included the blank referer and the website referer. I thought it was a "staging" line or something. I tried commenting it out and voila, all was as I wished. Thanks.
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