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Also there is chance that your cgi.http_referer is not displaying the current information just try to output first and see if that has the same value as you are trying to compare using &lt;cfdump var=&quot;#cgi.http_referer#&quot;&gt;<br />
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Regards,<br />
---Pinal
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Also there is chance that your cgi.http_referer is not displaying the current information just try to output first and see if that has the same value as you are trying to compare using <cfdump var="#cgi.http_referer#">

Regards,
---Pinal

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hi all, <br />
running into a problem with the cgi.http_referer reference...seems as though it's not working correctly. You see what could possibly be wrong with the following syntax?<br />
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&lt;cfif #cgi.HTTP_REFERER# &nbsp;eq&quot;http://www.domain.com/domain/browse.cfm?gender=Mens&category=Nutrition&clear=0&counter=1&quot; OR #cgi.HTTP_REFERER# &nbsp;eq&quot;http://www.domain.com/domain/browse.cfm?gender=Womens&category=Nutrition&clear=0&counter=1&quot;&gt;&lt;cfelse&gt;&lt;img src=&quot;http://www.domain.com/domain/admin/website/pic/#vendor.thumbnail#&quot;&gt;&lt;/cfif&gt;<br />
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any ideas why this wouldn't be working? All i get is the cfelse image displaying...doesn't seem to be taking into account cgi.http_referer.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Rick<br />

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hi all, 
running into a problem with the cgi.http_referer reference...seems as though it's not working correctly. You see what could possibly be wrong with the following syntax?

<cfif #cgi.HTTP_REFERER#  eq"http://www.domain.com/domain/browse.cfm?gender=Mens&category=Nutrition&clear=0&counter=1" OR #cgi.HTTP_REFERER#  eq"http://www.domain.com/domain/browse.cfm?gender=Womens&category=Nutrition&clear=0&counter=1"><cfelse><img src="http://www.domain.com/domain/admin/website/pic/#vendor.thumbnail#"></cfif>

any ideas why this wouldn't be working? All i get is the cfelse image displaying...doesn't seem to be taking into account cgi.http_referer.

Thanks,
Rick


cgi.http_referer not working correctly

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