Remove the ?i=1

System Issues
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Hi, when i try to use an image from my website on freehost in another domain, the image displays an error because of the ?i=1 in the end of the address

here in [this topic](https://profreehost.com/forum/?u=/topic/138/removing-the-code-i-1-that-appears-at-the-end-of-the-address/post-408#post-408 https://profreehost.com/forum/?u=/topic/138/removing-the-code-i-1-that-appears-at-the-end-of-the-address/post-408#post-408) says:

This is the way we track stats of our clients’ websites and unfortunately, it cannot be removed.

But theres anyway i can use php with file_get_contents() or anything else to display the image from another domain and still use the cookies to track?

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> @maath said:

Hi, when i try to use an image from my website on freehost in another domain, the image displays an error because of the ?i=1 in the end of the address

here in [this topic](https://profreehost.com/forum/?u=/topic/138/removing-the-code-i-1-that-appears-at-the-end-of-the-address/post-408#post-408 https://profreehost.com/forum/?u=/topic/138/removing-the-code-i-1-that-appears-at-the-end-of-the-address/post-408#post-408) says:

This is the way we track stats of our clients’ websites and unfortunately, it cannot be removed.

But theres anyway i can use php with file_get_contents() or anything else to display the image from another domain and still use the cookies to track?

https://profreehost.com/forum/discussion/715/how-to-disable-i-1-from-your-website

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> @badbot said:

You can use Apache rewrite to remove file extension, (?id=1) without blocking the tracking cookie.

htaccess file

#remove file extension RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^7_100.png/?$ 7_100.png [NC]

You may have to put a htaccess file in sub directory. (/images/)

The img tag will now link to the image file at badtech.ezyro.com/images/7_100.png

<img src=http://badtech.ezyro.com/images/7_100.png />

@maath’s problem was not the ?i=1 appearing, but the errors it created.

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Use cloudflare

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> @badbot said:

@humbletyrant

That is helpful. you know anyway to link to an image on the PFH account domain besides using cloud flare?

You can link to locally hosted images. Or to an image hosting, such as ImgBB (like many people use in forums). I use cloudflare, because of its free SSL, and, I don’t have i=1 parameter on my main domain, but, do on my sub-domains (as they are not using cloudflare). Of course, the tracking cookie still works (I believe it’s for hits/CPU if I’m not mistaken).