Like Send Them, this program allows you to place redirect forms on your pages without using java script. You can put forms on each page, or if you can use SSI on your site, simply make one text file containing the form, and then any time you want to add URLs you just have to edit the single text file. Unlike Send Them!, this program has the option of logging redirects, showing a customizable html page when redirecting to an external site, lets you set the "pause" when redirecting to external sites, and more. Admin lets you view the log, delete or refresh it. Used with links and forms both.

Add loads of links to a jump box to save on page space.

Allows users to navigate a website by selecting the area they want to go to from a select box. The script is written in both JavaScript and Perl/CGI. Normally the script redirects site visitors from one page to the other by using JavaScript, however, if a site visitor has JavaScript disabled, the Perl/CGI script will run as a backup.

Online wizards which allows you to create a drop down navigation menu in the CGI script (or the PHP script), the HTML form code and JavaScript. The form automatically uses the JavaScript code if your visitor has it enabled (thus saving bandwidth) or uses the CGI/PHP otherwise. All you need to do is plug and play.

This script is basic redirect script that allows you to place redirect forms on your pages without using java script. You can put forms on each page, or if you can use SSI on your site, simply make one text file containing the form, and then any time you want to add URLs you just have to edit the single text file.

MimiMenu is a Perl script that dynamically creates a dropdown list table of contents containing all html pages in the directory where the calling page is located. There is a second script named gomimi.cgi that is a simple redirect script that will load the selected page. The gomimi.cgi script can also be used stand alone. This script requires SSI.

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

Redirect is an extremely simple CGI script which allows people to use a large amount of links in a concentrated area for redirection. This usually improves the layout of a page while still retaining the same functionality.

This is a redirection script that takes input from either drop down menus, text boxes or submit buttons. In fact it support nearly all standard html forms. Once it has taken the data from the form it redirects the user to the URL specified. If the URL isn't in the correct format or the URL doesn't exit then it will display a pre-defined error page.

This is an easy to install form-based redirection script. Just edit the html page and one line in the scipt. It also optionally logs such users information as IP address, date, referer, hostname, etc.

This form-based redirection script allows you to set up several different forms . You can use scolling text box, radio buttons, or drop down menu with a list of pre-selected links. You can also keep a log of detailed users data such as destination, referer, IP address, hostname, date and time,etc.

This is an easy to use form based redirection script written in Perl5. You can easily combine this script with other scripts as well.

If you have a lot of links, it is often more convenient for the user to choose a link from a standard drop-down box. This program allows you to do exactly that.

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

FastLink is a redirection script written in Perl. It allows the webmaster to put his links all in one drop-down menu.

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!

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.

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).