In Classic ASP, how do you detect on that the page got control via a Server.Transfer()?
I cannot compare the URL vs the current ASP filename because the code is stored in a library (included).
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In Classic ASP, how do you detect on that the page got control via a Server.Transfer()?
I cannot compare the URL vs the current ASP filename because the code is stored in a library (included).
You can check if
Request.ServerVariables("URL")matches the current page. For a Server.Transfer the URL is still the original page that was requested.In response to your edit: The page needs to provide the current page name to the code in the library, otherwise the library has nothing that it can compare the requested URL to.