getting Reffering site info

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RE: getting Reffering site info

ok I got is solve before i had to talk to microsoft,

if starting page is .asp then global.asa on start gets set

if starting page is .aspx then global.asax is used

session vars are nottransforable between the two without additional coding
and there is an acticle from microsoft on that
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/aa479313.aspx .

and you are out of luck with htm or html


"TdarTdar" wrote:

Hello,
I want to get reffering site info like if the way they got to the site is
from google, While that is easy enough, of course, but I want to get that
info after they have been on the site for a while, I was thinking that I
could get the reffer in the session_onstart event, and make it a session var
but that did not work, So I am looking for thoughts about this.
>
Tdar

[Anthony Jones]

Re: getting Reffering site info

"TdarTdar" <TdarTdar@discu ssions.microsof t.comwrote in message
news:25A4781C-F8F1-43F7-9605-E0BCD2F74401@mi crosoft.com...

ok I got is solve before i had to talk to microsoft,
>
if starting page is .asp then global.asa on start gets set
>
if starting page is .aspx then global.asax is used
>
session vars are nottransforable between the two without additional coding
and there is an acticle from microsoft on that
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/aa479313.aspx .
>
and you are out of luck with htm or html
>

Ouch. Sorry about that I had missed you stating earlier that you had the
session start code in both global.asa and .asax.

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Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET