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I am using Request.UrlReferrer for getting the previous link. But it is not working for the HTTPS site. I can't user QueryString, is there any work around for this?

Posted 23-Sep-12 23:15pm

Roshin Narikkot

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I.explore.code · Answer 1 · 2012-09-24T02:25:00

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this Link[^] talks about it. Apparently, you cannot work-around this it seems. Its just the way http and https protocols work. Also, this Link[^] reaffirms the protocols. What you can try doing then is make an https version of your site otherwise just live with it:)

Posted 24-Sep-12 2:25am

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Roshin Narikkot 24-Sep-12 10:09am

@What you can try doing then is make an https version of your site -

My site is an HTTPS site and Patent site is also an HTTPS. Then also it is not working.