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SportsGuy
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Posted: 2008-Aug-22 14:08
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I tried just adding this to a global common.vbs file:

Response.Status = "301 Moved Permanently"
Response.AddHeader ("Location", "http://www.domain.org/"wink
Response.End

When I try to load a page, I get an error saying the redirect will never resolve. I figured the Response.Edn would've stopped it. It seemed to fundamentally work though as the address bar changed from http://save... to http://www.save... it just couldn't load the page.

Could you give me any insight as to why it's doing this, or how to fix? Thank you for any help you may have


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Posted: 2008-Aug-22 16:43
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I am not much familiar with common.vbs but I can guess....

The common.vbs file will be executed for http://save... and http://www.save..., both time.

So when you type http://save... it redirect you to http://www.save...

and when http://www.save... try to load, common.vbs gets executed again and it again redirect you to http://www.save...

So the redirect will never resolve.

Can you give some conditional statement like -

If request is for http://save... then ONLY server should redirect it to http://www.save...

This is the only solution, I guess.



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Posted: 2008-Aug-22 19:53
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That sounds like the answer, or something close to it.

The Live HTTP Headers extension for Mozilla Firefox will give you more clues.


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