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02.12.2007 at 09:56PM PST, ID: 22225224
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Is there a way to get back to the variable link you came from?

Asked by cmistre in ColdFusion Application Server

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When processing a form in coldfusion, if more than one page in the website has a similar form and the same processing page will work for both, is there a way to <cflocation> it back to where it came from when its done processing.

like <cflocation url="#page_that_they_sent_from#>

isn't there some code like #previous.url#  ??

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1 No valid SOA record came back:
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