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Paul Smith
This doesn't seem like it should be *that* difficult, but after
quite some time trying to figure it out, I'm still banging my
head against the wall.
My objective is to examine the exact case-sensitive domain used
by the client to request a page, such as http://www.mysite.com vs.
http://www.MySite.com. As I spin through all the ServerVariables
and various & sundry HTTP headers (e.g. ALL_HTTP, ALL_RAW,
etc.), all I seem to pick up is the domain name as it's understood by
the server itself - all lowercase. In principle, I just want to redirect
requests made to, e.g. "themaples.com" to "TheMaples.com" for
readability purposes.
TIA for any suggestions. I have access to ASP & ASPX on the
server-side if it makes any difference. PHP & Perl/cgi are also
present, but I don't code in them at all & would need much more
hand holding to implement such a workaround. Plain vanilla ASP
is preferred by far if possible.
Cheers,
Paul
quite some time trying to figure it out, I'm still banging my
head against the wall.
My objective is to examine the exact case-sensitive domain used
by the client to request a page, such as http://www.mysite.com vs.
http://www.MySite.com. As I spin through all the ServerVariables
and various & sundry HTTP headers (e.g. ALL_HTTP, ALL_RAW,
etc.), all I seem to pick up is the domain name as it's understood by
the server itself - all lowercase. In principle, I just want to redirect
requests made to, e.g. "themaples.com" to "TheMaples.com" for
readability purposes.
TIA for any suggestions. I have access to ASP & ASPX on the
server-side if it makes any difference. PHP & Perl/cgi are also
present, but I don't code in them at all & would need much more
hand holding to implement such a workaround. Plain vanilla ASP
is preferred by far if possible.
Cheers,
Paul