Ok. I’m dealing with a webpage, the entire source code of which (found using the “view-source:http://www.domainnamehere.com” command) is:

< link rel=”stylesheet” href=”affiliates.css” type=”text/css” > (added spaces, so hopefully it doesn’t mess up)

I’ve been able to figure out that this applies an external stylesheet (not that I really know what that means). My question is: is there a way to access/print out the text of the stylesheet from the internet?

The reason I need to know is this: the domain name at which this source code is located automatically redirects to a third party domain name, through a three step process (below). I’m preparing something which requires me to rely upon this redirect. Short of using a camera to film the redirect or just telling the person to type in the domain name themselves, though, I can’t seem to come up with a way to “prove” the redirect on paper.

Thus, if I could access the source-code that includes the redirect instructions, it would be incredibly helpful. Or is there something else I could do? I can manage a screen capture of steps two and three in the following sequence:

1. Input domain name –>
2. Third party website with affiliate id attached –>
3. Homepage of third party website.

What I need is a way to “prove” how I get from point 1 to point 2.

Does any of this make sense? Sigh.