Ian:
You could append a URL variable to the redirect URL that indicates the URL
the redirect came from. In other words, something like:
<CFLOCATION URL="newUrl.cfm?oldUrl=oldUrl.cfm" STATUSCODE="301">
The new page would simply have to check for the "oldUrl" variable in the URL
scope.
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Mosh Teitelbaum
evoch, LLC
http://www.evoch.com/
Ian Skinner wrote:
> Is there any easy way to detect that a page is being served because of
> a 301 redirect to it?
>
> We have reorganized some of our site so we have put 301 redirects in
> place for old URLs that people may use. But the powers that be do not
> want a completely silent redirect for users who may be using old
> bookmarks, published links, etc. They would like a message displayed
> asking them to update their sources.
>
> I thought a CGI variable might give me a hint, but I have not found the
> correct one if it exists.
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