I'm confused. Browsers are supposed to handle relative URL redirection, so I don't understand why a relative redirect is being changed to absolute by this routine. If it were just kept relative (i.e., original code was removed instead of adding new code), then relative redirect requests could be left alone and would do what you want/expect.
Jim > > I don't know the code well enough to comment on that aspect of it but on the > idea of using the user-supplied host name in redirect I like the idea. I use > a piece of tcl code that does the same thing and it's worked great for me. > > On Friday 07 December 2001 02:42 pm, you wrote: > > At BNA we have a problem with use of AOLserver in terms of > > how it handles the Location parameter value. The Location > > is a fixed value that is a "global constant" for the > > AOLserver process. ...
