As I have stated before, I have begun to play with PHP and there is a server variable which I love that I was trying to get similar in ColdFusion and that is the following variable:
Basically that variable outputs the original URL before the rewrite. So if I requested the following URL:
http://mysite/this-is-a-test/something.html
Which rewrote to
http://mysite/index.cfm?{my query string that I build}
It would output /this-is-a-test/something.html
Which I thought it was fantastic! Now in ColdFusion, doing a simple CGI dump you do not get any variable with that value, but the servers have little secrets which I would like to share.
If you are using IIS7 you can use either:
-
HTTP_X_ORIGINAL_URL
this server variable contains the original URL in decoded format; -
UNENCODED_URL
this server variable contains the original URL exactly as it was requested by a Web client, with all original encoding preserved.
Click here to read more @ IIS 7 Docs
Both of this can be accessed thru the cgi scope, even though they do not appear when you do a dump.
If you are using Apache 2 (which is what I have on my mac) you can use:
- REDIRECT_URL
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