may be this will also help



<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=3D"JavaScript"><!--

var who =3D document.referrer;



if (who.indexOf('www.domain1.com') !=3D -1)

    window.location.href =3D 'http://www.domain1.com/domain1/';

if (who.indexOf('www.domain2.com') !=3D -1)

    window.location.href =3D 'http://www.domain2.com/domain2/';

else

    alert('Where DID you come from?');

//--></SCRIPT>

 









"Marcelo" <cyborg@m...> wrote:

When I was the same situation, I used INSTR to cut the string in all the 

parts

I needed.....maybe it wasn't the best way, but it works fine.





  ----- Original Message ----- 



  From: JstMeHr4u3 



  To: ASP Web HowTo 



  Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 2:59 PM

  Subject: [asp_web_howto] request.servervariables("HTTP_Referer")





  I am currently working on a project that by determining where they came



from, decides what they see.

  Meaning if you come from www.aaa.com display aaa.com gifs. if you come 

from

www.bbb.com display bbb.com gifs.

  I am using Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") to tell me where the

y

came from, but the problem is that it will display everything that was in

 the

address bar, meaning it could be https://cgi.aaa.com/listings/pages.asp a

nd

you cannot run a comparison because although it came from the aaa.com dom

ain,

it will not equal www.aaa.com when compared. 





  Well I played with it for awhile and wrote a vbscript that would cut

everything from the first "." and everything after the ".com" so you are 

left

with aaa.com or bbb.com to run my comparisons.



  I was wondering if this is the best way to do it, or is there a more

efficient way?



  If it is the only way, I would be happy to share by Function for those 

who

would like it!



  Mike Scott