I have the following code on a page:

<%
if Session("lang" = "sv" then
response.redirect("sv.html"
else
if Session("lang" = "sv-fi" then
response.redirect("sv-fi.html"
else
if Session("lang" = "en-gb" then
response.redirect("en-gb.html"
else
if Session("lang" = "en-us" then
response.redirect("en-us.html"
else
response.redirect("nodetect.html"
end if
end if
end if
end if
%>

The code works fine, except if there are 2 languages set in the browser.

I noticed that if I have 2 languages set on my browser, like "en-us" and "en-gb" that the "Session("lang" variable = "en-us,en-gb;q=0.5" which totally messes up my statement.

Is there a way to replace the "=" in the statment with something that would be more like a "contains" or "like" statement? LIKE does not work <img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile.gif border=0 align=middle>

Thanks!

Mitch

When in doubt...reboot!

Try:

&lt;%
varLang = Session("lang"

If varLang = "sv" Then
response.redirect("sv.html"
ElseIf varLang = "sv-fi" Then
response.redirect("sv-fi.html"
ElseIf InStr(varLang, "en-gb" &lt;&gt; 0 Then
response.redirect("en-gb.html"
ElseIf InStr(varLang, "en-us" &lt;&gt; 0 Then
response.redirect("en-us.html"
Else
response.redirect("nodetect.html"
End If
%&gt;





Regards

Owen.

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Thanks Owen...I'll give it a shot!

Mitch

When in doubt...reboot!