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@gheist<br />
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Thanks. The feature that I need is part of the Pro version, and requires payment, so that's not an option for me.
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@gheist

Thanks. The feature that I need is part of the Pro version, and requires payment, so that's not an option for me.

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I am testing a feature that will display the referring URL on a page. I have Javascript on the page to get the referring URL from the header. How can I set the referring URL?<br />
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For example, I may be coming from google.com to about.com, but I want to change the referring URL, in this case, from google.com to something of my choosing.
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Hello:

I am testing a feature that will display the referring URL on a page. I have Javascript on the page to get the referring URL from the header. How can I set the referring URL?

For example, I may be coming from google.com to about.com, but I want to change the referring URL, in this case, from google.com to something of my choosing.

Spoofing Referring URL

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HTTP Protocol

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Web Development

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