I recently had the need to redirect one query string to another query string. The reason for this was we created a new item in our Zen Cart software that took the place of 3 other items. To make sure the search engines and our visitors reached the new product instead of the old ones, the following code was used to redirect them accordingly.
The following code is how you would mass-update a single field in a MySQL table with a string prepended and appended to the field’s existing value.
Throughout my search for the best CSS tab strip, I have finally developed what I consider to be the smallest HTML/CSS footprint to achieve the desired results. Check out the code below. If you decide to use this code, please include a link back here from your site to help others find the same solution you found helpful.
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