Thanks Jason - that is what we are doing for the "main" directories - the problem was with redirecting variables as opposed to a static constant - e.g. if someone clicks on a link to
http://www.oldsite.com/olddirectory/search.php?q=WHATEVER&order=WHATEVER
they are automatically redirected to:
http://www.newsite.com/newsearch.php?q=WHATEVER&order=WHATEVER
If it helps, there are only a couple of these types of files, they are all php, so I suppose I could edit the existing PHP file - which would lead to a further question - "How would one go about making dynamic php redirects" -
e.g.
1) Create a file called "details.php", which takes the bit after q=
<?
$details=$q;
echo $site[$details]."";
?>
2) Call the output of details.php within the header of
<?
include ("details.php");
Header ("Location: http://www.site2.co.uk/search.php?q=$details"); ?>
The problems with this are threefold:
1. The Header function cannot be used, as a header has already been called
2. "fopen" would expect more than 1 variable, and
3. I haven't really got the foggiest about what I
am doing
If there is a simple "write this page" function that can be used instead of Header , above I would probably be on my way...
Apologies for the rambling once again...