Tracking202 Pro not cloaking keywords?

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Hi, I started a test using tracking202 pro with a landing page and I noticed that my keywords were being passed over in the referer to the network. If anyone else uses tracking202 pro did you realize this, and do you know how to set it up so the keywords are hidden?
 


Hi, I started a test using tracking202 pro with a landing page and I noticed that my keywords were being passed over in the referer to the network. If anyone else uses tracking202 pro did you realize this, and do you know how to set it up so the keywords are hidden?

Hey andy we just developed a simple api to cloak any redirect url, here is an example usage of the script.

Code:
<?

//  TRACKING202 CLOAKED REDIRECT API EXAMPLE USAGE
//  http://go.tracking202.com/?url=

//this is your affiliate url, we've appended the subid to the end with the tracking202pro subid
$affiliateUrl = 'http://www.lynxtrack.com/afclick.php?o=9154&b=tf1hcdmc&p=14093&l=1&s=' . $_COOKIE['t202proSubid'];

//this line is extremely important, this encodes the string so it will work with our cloaked redirect api
$affiliateUrl = urlencode($affiliateUrl);

//now we will redirect the traffic through our api
$redirectUrl = 'http://go.tracking202.com/?url=' . $affiliateUrl;

//this starts the redirect
header('location: '. $redirectUrl);

?>

if you need more help post on our forum, as I probably won't be checking this thread

you do it on your own with a double meta refresh

Seems to work pretty good, but after alot of research it seems like the meta-refresh doesn't work so well on IE, and having two diddn't help much so what we did to make it better was to send it through a javascript redirect first, followed by a meta-refresh on a 2nd redirect page
 
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