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Duplicate: Finding previous page Url
How do I find the referring url that brought a user to my site in ASP.NET?
See Also: How can I find what search terms (if any) brought a user to my site?
Started by Josh on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Uri MyUrl = Request.UrlReferrer
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us....
HttpContext.Current.Request.UrlReferrer
The referer URL should be in the HTTP headers on the request .
Request.UrlReferrer
But this isn't guaranteed to be correct or even exist .
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I wrote an alarm app with some complex code i dont feel like breaking up right now to use as an example. I have a timer checking every 10 or so minutes about a state online and on certain conditions my app alerts me. On form_load i set the timer to 10...
Started by acidzombie24 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
And, including a call to the activate event in your form... .
The form is in memory (loaded) whether or not it's minimized .
You want form_activated.
Additionally, form_load runs once (usually).
Are you hiding the form? In which case try this.Show() instead .
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Technology has brought the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) a faster way to do things and not necessarily a better way. Many messaging platforms have been created. Many programs and systems have been build. A lot of information is now available at ...
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As an idea becomes more mainstream, companies appear in the space and start offering (often expensive) products to fulfill... .
Most technology starts out as bespoke solutions for a particular organisation/need .
I think in terms of an adoption life cycle...
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Hi-- I have a viewController (Planner) that loads two view controllers (InfoEditor and MonthlyPlan) when the application starts. MonthlyPlan is hidden behind InfoEditor (on load).
So my question is when I exchange InfoEditor for MonthlyPlan (MonthlyPlan...
Started by Michael T. Smith on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
These calls are made by the....
How are you "exchanging" the two views?
If you were using a UINavigationController as the container then viewWillAppear/viewDidAppear would be called whenever you push/pop a new viewController .
There's a lack of details here.
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I'm using the Accessibility API to detect when a certain application opens windows, closes windows, when the windows are moved or resized, or made main and/or focused. However the client app seems to move a window to front without an Accessibility API...
Started by Steve McLeod on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Imagine you have a class called CurrentAppData, with the following data:
@... .
I've been unable to subscribe to current window changes, but you can ask the accessibility API for the current application, and the current applications most foreground window .
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I want to create dynamic content based on this. I know it's somewhere, as web analytics engines can get this data to determine how people got to your site (referrer, search terms used, etc.), but I don't know how to get at it myself.
Started by Thomas Owens on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Example from Google:
http://www.google.no/search?q=stack%20overflow
So you must search the string (in ASP(.NET) this can be found be looking in Request... .
You can use the "referer" part of the request that the user sent to figure out what he searched for .
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I am looking to display something like:
Hello, you've reached this site by looking for [google keyword(s)]
I'm pretty sure I've seen this done before but I am having troubles figuring out how to grab the keywords that were used to lead a user to my site...
Started by Cawlin on
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Using the referrer ( http://www.netmechanic.com/news/vol4/javascript_no14.htm ) you can find....
This will give you the query that was used to get you to your page .
You need to get the referring URL and then strip out everything for the "q" query string .
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Rick's Bakery... the first time I brought my husband here, he was mad that I hadn't brought him earlier! Love the sausage rolls.
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Who brought a laptop so they could update us while at WFC? Most of you are on the way. Good luck to everyone!
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Good luck.
: : Who brought a laptop so they could update us while at WFC? Most of you are on the way.
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Is iOS 5.1 installed on iPhone 4S if brought from today at Apple store?
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