Something like this should work:
<%
Dim strDomain
strDomain = Request.ServerVariables("server_name")
If Left(strDomain, 4) = "www." Then
strDomain = Mid(strDomain, 5, Len(strDomain) - 8)
End If
Response.Write ("<BR>Welcome to " & strDomain)
%>
I typed this right into the email, so it's untested. But it should be very
close to what you need. This also assumes that the domain extension is 3
characters in length, like .com, .net, etc.
Mark
Micheal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables("server_name"))%> If I have
100 domain names and I want the to have the all look unique. Iwelcom
to "web site" is stead of welcome to "www.website.com"
or "website.com"
<p>How would I do that?
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