Ok, here goes....

Is it possible to have a browser re-direct a user to a specific page depending on where they came from a specific number of pages back?

I'll try and explain what I am trying to do...

I have an EPDQ payment system that has 1 set "return URL" but I have the system is being used for a number of different sites to take payments.

When the buy button is clicked on SITE A, it takes you to the basket which is hosted on SITE B.

After payment, the confirmation page is displayed (Still hosted on SITE B)

But can this confirmation page re-direct the user back to a page on SITE A?

It would also need to work with:

SITE C buy button > SITE B checkout and confirmation > Then re-direct back to SITE C.

The confirmation page will always be 3 pages after the page it needs to go back to.

Wow, makes sense in my head but not sure if it comes across in print ok?!

Hope someone can make sense of it!

Not with javascript.

Store the return value in a form field and use server side code.

Thanks for the reply,

Would anybody have any suggestions on the PHP code needed for this?

*Feel free to move to the PHP forum Chris!