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Referer via .headers.add (General questions)

by dirk, Wednesday, October 05, 2011, 22:50 (4609 days ago)

If I would set the referer of an HTTP request via .request.headers.add Refered , http://www.something.com
And via the .request.useragent I would set the useragent

Would both still be used by the component? Or do I have to set the refered via .request.referer?

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Re: Referer via .headers.add

by woddrazen, Wednesday, October 05, 2011, 22:54 (4609 days ago) @ dirk

Hi Dirk,


In both cases Referer header will be send. It's same.

So you can choice which method of sending this header you want to use.

Hope I helped.


Regards,
Drazen

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