Hi Sam,
Allow me to clarify my question:
User clicks on a link(pointing to B) on site A
Site B is implementing a HttpResponseRedirect to site C
Site C recieves the request with the header sent from A to B. That is,
it has no idea B exists. I don't want C to know about A :)
Mike
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On Oct 27, 3:18 pm, "Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HttpResponseRedirect fully preserves the page header sent to it and
> forwards it to whatever URL it is being sent to. For instance, if a
> user is going from Google to site A, where he is immidiatly
> 'HttpResponseRedirect'ed to site B, site
HttpResponseRedirect fully preserves the page header sent to it and
forwards it to whatever URL it is being sent to. For instance, if a
user is going from Google to site A, where he is immidiatly
'HttpResponseRedirect'ed to site B, site B only has knowledge of Google
as apposed to site A.
How can
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