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Redirect is a simple script to redirect visitor to another URL by using forms and/or links.

A cool new script that allows to have easy redirection with logging on your site. It is really easy to use and puts information into a '|' delimited data file for easy exporting to a spreadsheet.

Do you hate having to clog up or redisign your page each time you add a new URL link to another site or another one of your web pages? The URL Jumper fixes that problem by organizing your links in a selection box where the user would just click on one and hit Go.

Servers Redirection is a traffic tracking script. Use a drop-down box, text links or both to keep track of your visitors. You may view the logfile with your web browser or if you prefer, the script can mail it to you.

Issues CGI or HTTP redirection responses to the specified URL or URL fragment. Use this program for navigation menus or clickthrough logging.

Allows the use of forms to redirect users to other pages.

Redirection script. Select a web destination from a drop-down menu and go for it. No URLs are used into the HTML code, so nobody can use your script without your knowledge.

A extremely useful script that allows to have easy menu redirection on all you pages. And it is really easy to use. The script is extremely easy to setup, with the only configuration needed is on the HTML page(s) that you want the redirector on.

Th user highlights the name of a URL in a drop down list box and clicks on the Go To button to go there. The re-direction tag, "Location" is used to make the browser jump to the other URL (which can be a page on your site, or another site).

Do you have tons of links you want on your page, but you don't want your page to reach the moon? Get Go2It!, just what you need. It lets you place millions (or trillions) of links in one drop down menu! Not only that, since there is no configuration, it's super easy to setup!

JumpBox allows you to implement a "drop-down" menu on your site. The URLs it redirects to can be explicitly defined in the script (secure implementation), or passed along by the page as form data (open implementation) for added flexibility.