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Way to hide http_referrer?

         

l008comm

7:38 am on Aug 27, 2005 (gmt 0)

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So I have a site. And this site has two sides, www.site.com and admin.site.com
The admin site is of course for editing content, and its basically a mirror of the site, only with edit buttons on everything. So it works out pretty sweet. Problem is, there are links on the admin side that link you from the item you are on, to its 'real' link on the regular side. Which is needed because when i update the site, i only bother updating the public side, so the admin page doesn't really show my layout, just content. So I need to click these links quite often. And I click them so often, and the site is still so young, that my awstats are totally flooded with links from the admin side to the public side. I did make the admin side its own domain (used to me www.site.com/admin) so that normal content updates didn't flood the stats, but these links from admin to public still are.

Any ideas?

encyclo

6:32 pm on Aug 27, 2005 (gmt 0)

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The only way to disabe the referrer is within the browser, not within the document. If you are using Firefox, you can disable referrers easily if you are using the Web Developer toolbar. In Opera, press F12 and disable it in the list of options.