Sentence examples for redirect back from inspiring English sources

Now, the main landing page for eBay's Instant Sale service now redirects to eBay's homepage, and the links for Instant Sale on pages to sell gadgets now all also redirect back to the homepage, too.

You'll want to be mindful of the potential for your gossip to go nuclear (as in family), in which case you should redirect back to a "safe-goat".

To receive a cookie, they do a redirect to the CM who receives the cookie from the browser and performs another redirect (back) passing the data, also as a request parameter.

Landline callers are redirected back to the 0871 number.

In effect it means the BBC could "take with one hand and give with the other", with some of the efficiencies from ongoing cost-cutting exercises already taking place at the BBC being redirected back into BBC4's programme budget.

Ticket sales from the Angkor temples, worth about £19m a year, are split between government coffers in Phnom Penh (some of which is redirected back to the Angkor management authority) and a petrol company called Sokimex.

Session tokens, as these bits are called, are generated after a login, in which a secure connection is used just long enough to allow the entry of a username and password before the web browser is redirected back to an unsecured version of the website.

The system calls by the out-grafted process are redirected back to the guest VM.

Only user mode instructions are executed in a secure VM, and all kernel mode instructions are redirected back to the guest VM.

Many variants of the same folk protocol exist where one or more Web sites use another site as a cookie manager (CM): to set a cookie the Web sites redirect the browser to the manager passing the necessary data as a request parameter; the manager sets the cookie when redirecting back to the requesting page.

Once you set it up (we have 200 invites for TechCrunch readers) by replacing your email in Twitter's settings with one that Topify provides which redirects back to yours, you get an email every time someone follows you.