Are these routers peers on the same subnet--in other words, would policy routing www traffic along router 2 reuire that the traffic come into router 1, then exit through the same interface, and then go out router 2? If so, you might be creating more problems than you are solving in the long run. :-)
Second, are you checking source or destination port? Most html traffic will be destined to port 80 from the client to the server, but from the server to the client it will be sourced from port 80.
Finally, if these two connect to the internet through a service provider, note that you won't be able to control the majority of the html traffic--the inbound stuff from the internet--through policy routing. Instead, you'll have to do it through your service provider, or through some sort of nat scheme which results in the html traffic being nat'd into one pool, and the rest being nat'd into another pool, or something similar. This gets real messy real fast.
Email me if you need further info.
Russ
