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[doanwon]

BC, just trying to learn here...

Another cenario... Companies that run campaigns have their own servers. The servers can direct you to any web page that it has been 'programmed'. So say you have an embedded 2D code with a static URL leading to the pages of a specific campaign. However, later on that campaign ends and you have a related campaign. You would simply direct the server to redirect that URL to a different site.

In addition to the above, you could also move the contents out and insert the new pages of the new campaign. Also, you could insert a re-rout command in the index.htm page and anything reaching the static URL would be directed to the new campaign. You would just have to make a generic URL.

Is the above a direct or indirect method? Or is it a by-pass? The barcode reader can send other information appended on the URL (I think), too -- location, gender,etc..

Sorry, I won't post here, again.

[srowen]

You can control where a directly-embedded URL goes after the fact with a simple 301 redirect in HTTP. This is indeed how it is managed.

If you want to type a keyword or barcode number as a search -- go to google.com :)