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you would have to use application_onstart / application_onend, you would then count each time a new person begins the application ( before the session is actually created ).<br />
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But I do believe you can set up your server to do the load balancing.
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you would have to use application_onstart / application_onend, you would then count each time a new person begins the application ( before the session is actually created ).

But I do believe you can set up your server to do the load balancing.

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I want to redirect 10% of traffic coming to a specific page to another site. &nbsp;I want to make sure this happens on a session level basis only so if some one comes to the site and refresh the page this should not count as a second hit. &nbsp; &nbsp;I am familiar with setting up applciation level variables to count and then redirect based on the value but how do I increment the count on a unique session base only
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I want to redirect 10% of traffic coming to a specific page to another site.  I want to make sure this happens on a session level basis only so if some one comes to the site and refresh the page this should not count as a second hit.    I am familiar with setting up applciation level variables to count and then redirect based on the value but how do I increment the count on a unique session base only

Redirect a percentage of traffic coming to page based on session

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