Redirecting affiliate links that fool everyone

[d60eba]

<script language="javascript">
_links = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
for(i=0;i<_links.length;i++) {
if(_links.name) {
_links.onclick = function() {
window.location = this.name;
return false;
};
_tmp = _links.href;
_links.href = _links.name;
_links.name = _tmp;
}
}
</script>

I just realised that this won't work if they right click and choose open in new window. Here's a new version:

<script language="javascript">
                _links = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
                for(i=0;i<_links.length;i++) {
                    if(_links[i].name) {
                        docloak = function() {
                          _cloak = this.href;
                          this.href = this.name;
                          this.innerHTML = _cloak;
                         };        
                         _links[i].oncontextmenu = docloak;                 
                        _links[i].onclick = function() {
                         docloak();
                         if(!/thickbox/.test(this.className)) {
                          window.location = this.name;
                         } 
                         return false;
                         };                         
                         _tmp = _links[i].href;
                        _links[i].href = _links[i].name;
                        _links[i].name = _tmp;
                    }
                }

                </script>

Also includes a small hack so it will work with thickbox. You just need to change thickbox.js line 24 to

var a = this.name || this.href || this.alt;

 

[sgtryan]

Put this in /brochure/index.php
<?
header("Location: YOURAFFLINK");
?>

Link people to HTTP://WWW.YOURDOMAIN.COM/brochure/

Bam done. Y javascript when you can write 3 lines of code.. lawl

 

[a!!!!1]

This would get yourdomain.com/offername right? What if you wanted to link to amazon.com/youraffiliatelinkasdfasdfasfd.php but instead of yourdomain.com/amazon you want to actually show amazon.com in the URL bar, is that possible?