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ervinc_27883
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Sep 24, 2014

multiple urls to single url

I want to redirect users to a single url (http://a.b.com/a/error.htm) if they came from (http://a.b.com/a/a.aspx?a=1 or http://a.b.com/a/h.aspx?a=f or http://a.b.com/b/4.aspx?a=3)   any help will ...
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Lee_Payne_53457
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Sep 24, 2014

I would use a switch statement based on the variable you're passing in, like this:

 

switch [URI::query [HTTP::uri] "a"] { 1 { HTTP::redirect http://a.b.com/a/error.htm } f { HTTP::redirect http://a.b.com/a/error.htm } 3 { HTTP::redirect http://a.b.com/a/error.htm } }

 

mainly for the flexibility of redirecting elsewhere in future, but you could use an if statement containing all options, a datagroup containing all elements you want to redirect on and I'm sure a few other options.

 

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ervinc_27883
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Sep 24, 2014
I'm new to the irule game, how would you code this? will this work? when HTTP_REQUEST { switch [URI::query [HTTP::uri] = "http://a.b.com/a/a.aspx?a=1" or http://a.b.com/h/h.aspx?g=5 or http://a.b.com/h/h.aspx?g=10 or http://a.b.com/f/u.aspx?g=8 ] { HTTP::redirect http://a.b.com/a/error.htm } }