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MattB
I have some code I've used for a couple of years with no problems, and
now a client says the URLs generated by this sometimes start with
10.0.0.1 instead of the domain name we'd expect.
My code takes Request.URL, splits the that string at "?" to remove any
query string stuff, and then builds a new URL to be returned to the
visitor based on that.
So I figure the problem is one of two things. One is that this client is
only seeing this when he connecting to the application from inside their
network via 10.0.0.1
OR
Something is going wrong with Request.URL.
Has anyone ever seen that property return a local IP instead of the URL
you'd expect? Any other ideas? Thanks!
Matt
now a client says the URLs generated by this sometimes start with
10.0.0.1 instead of the domain name we'd expect.
My code takes Request.URL, splits the that string at "?" to remove any
query string stuff, and then builds a new URL to be returned to the
visitor based on that.
So I figure the problem is one of two things. One is that this client is
only seeing this when he connecting to the application from inside their
network via 10.0.0.1
OR
Something is going wrong with Request.URL.
Has anyone ever seen that property return a local IP instead of the URL
you'd expect? Any other ideas? Thanks!
Matt