This should be possible in JSP:
<% Logger.logErrorSource(request.getHeader("Referer")); %>
or something like that. Request.getHeader() will return null if the
referer isn't included in the request, but I think it should be
usually.
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> thanks, that will work for my back link
>
> But
> in order to be able to log the url of the page that the
> error occurred in I
> need to get access to it in the jsp code that runs on the server, so
> javascript is no good
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> In Javascript it is like this...
>
> window.history.back()
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> Hope this helps...
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> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/31/00 7:34 >>>
> Is it possible to get the url of the referring page, that
> is, the page
> before this one ? I thought this was possible when I
> previously used
> isapi.
>
> What I am trying to do is to put a 'retry' link on my error
> page, and more
> importantly to log the url of the page that generated the error.
>
> thanks,
> Richard
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