URL Rewrite findstr

Normally I'd suggest using URI::query to parse the parameter values and then insert them in the redirect. However, there is a bug in the URI::query command (described in this post Click here).

So you could try something like:

 
 elseif { [HTTP::path] eq "/xxx/xxx/xxx.asp" } { 
  
     Parse the value of param_one from the URI 
    if {$query starts_with "param_one="}{  
       set FIRST [findstr $query "param_one=" 10 &] 
       log local0. "\$FIRST: $FIRST" 
    } else {  
        Parameter wasn't at the start of the query string, so check for &param_one= in the query string 
        Need to hardcode the length of the parameter name + 2 for findstr 
       set FIRST [findstr $query "&param_one=" 11 &] 
       log local0. "\$FIRST: $FIRST" 
    } 
     Parse the value of param_2 from the URI 
    if {$query starts_with "param_2="}{ 
       set SECOND [findstr $query "param_2=" 8 &] 
       log local0. "\$SECOND: $SECOND" 
    } else { 
        Parameter wasn't at the start of the query string, so check for &param_2= in the query string 
        Need to hardcode the length of the parameter name + 2 for findstr 
       set SECOND [findstr $query "&param_2=" 9 &] 
       log local0. "\$SECOND: $SECOND" 
    } 
  
    HTTP::redirect "http://newsite.com/xxx.aspx?xxx=$FIRSTxxx=$SECOND"}  
 

Aaron