I have 1 webspace and 3 sites. I need a working code to redirect to the appropriate site. Here is a code I was given that doesn't seem to be working:

<script language="C#" runat="server">

void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {

string strUrl = Request.Url.ToString().ToLower();
string strDomain;

if (!IsPostBack) {

// get domain name for the switch
if (strUrl.StartsWith("")) strUrl = strUrl.Substring(7);
int x = strUrl.IndexOf('/');

if (x > 0) strDomain = strUrl.Substring(0,x);
else strDomain = strUrl;

// redirect based on the domain name
switch (strDomain) {

case "www.cidercreekhollow.com":
Response.Redirect("cch/",true);
break;

case "www.thebakerspantry.com":
Response.Redirect("tbp/",true);
break;

case "www.vectorworksds.com":
Response.Redirect("vwds/",true);
break;

default: Response.Redirect("cch/",true);
break;
}
}
}
</script>

I have made all the necessary folders but it's still not working. Is there something wrong with the code?

TIA,

Jeralyn

Why not use HTTP POST as VBScript. Something like this:

<%
host=lcase(request.servervariables("HTTP_HOST")
SELECT CASE host

CASE "www.domainname.com"
response.redirect "/site1/index.htm"

CASE ELSE
response.redirect "/site2/select.htm"
END SELECT
%>

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Why not use HTTP POST as VBScript. Something like this:

&lt;%
host=lcase(request.servervariables("HTTP_HOST")
SELECT CASE host

CASE "www.domainname.com"
response.redirect "/site1/index.htm"

CASE ELSE
response.redirect "/site2/select.htm"
END SELECT
%&gt;
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Would it work with the .NET framework?

Jeralyn

Sure, why not. You can use Classic ASP within .NET.

I think that you are using just one file to redirect? I think serverside coding is better than clientside (javascript) coding. Therefore I use always vbscript as solution

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Sure, why not. You can use Classic ASP within .NET.

I think that you are using just one file to redirect? I think serverside coding is better than clientside (javascript) coding. Therefore I use always vbscript as solution
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Okay, so where should this file go? In the default page on the server or in the index document itself?

Jeralyn

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Sure, why not. You can use Classic ASP within .NET.

I think that you are using just one file to redirect? I think serverside coding is better than clientside (javascript) coding. Therefore I use always vbscript as solution
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One more question: Where you have "site1" "site2" am I supposed to put the name of my site or the subfolders they will be residing in? I'm really new at this stuff!

Thanks,

Jeralyn

When you look at my code and changed it to the following:

<pre id=code><font face=courier size=2 id=code>
&lt;%
host=lcase(request.servervariables("HTTP_HOST")
SELECT CASE host

CASE "www.domainname.com"
response.redirect "/site1/index.htm"

CASE "www.anotherdomainname.com"
response.redirect "/site2/index.htm"

CASE ELSE
response.redirect "/site2/select.htm"
END SELECT
%&gt;
</font id=code></pre id=code>

Then when a user typs in "www.domainname.com" the code above is being loaded in the index.asp (or default.asp) page and will redirect to /site1/index.htm, in the other case the user will redirect to /site2/index.htm.

In your root theire are the following files, subfolders:

- index.ASP (for above code, so needed for redirecting)
- SITE1 [DIR] (directory for site1)
- index.htm (the first page where INDEX.ASP is pointed to)
- SITE2 [DIR] (directory for site2)
- index.htm (the first page where INDEX.ASP is pointed to)

In your webbrowser the following address is displayed when CASE "www.domainname.com" is true: "www.domainname.com/site1/index.htm".

Good luch

When you use this redirect does it carry the domainname.com.

In your webbrowser the following address is displayed when CASE "www.domainname.com" is true: "www.domainname.com/site1/index.htm".

In your webbrowser the following address is displayed when CASE "www.anotherdomainname.com" is true: "www.anotherdomainname.com/site2/index.htm".

Please let me know.

Hi,

I used the same code in my, i have multiple sites being redirected with specific ports.
ex. case "www.mydomain.com"
response.redirect "www.myseconddomain.com:8080"

im using another port for my webmail
My problem is the port will actually appear on the address bar. (ex. www.mydomain.com:8080)
Is there a way that when redirected, the port will not appear? or is there a script that when redirected, it jist shows domain names without the port?



Why not use HTTP POST as VBScript. Something like this:

&lt;%
host=lcase(request.servervariables("HTTP_HOST")
SELECT CASE host

CASE "www.domainname.com"
response.redirect "/site1/index.htm"

CASE ELSE
response.redirect "/site2/select.htm"
END SELECT
%&gt;


Would it work with the .NET framework?

Jeralyn