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I know https doesn't send UrlReferrer for security reasons. But is there any way how can I get the UrlReferrer. I am testing a web app and need to send UrlReferrer to 2nd domain.

If I use a middle domain just for redirection then it's sending UrlReferrer = null, is there any way to set custom UrlReferrer when redirecting from middle domain to other domain in asp.net MVC?

or is there any way to preserve UrlReferrer from https, we don't want to use something in URL, because we don't want to show user we are checking it. we don't wanna serve the page of 2nd domain if use came there direct not from first domain.

Any suggestions, please.

Arbaz Abid
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  • Possible duplicate of [URLReferrer is null when page is HTTPS](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8848774/urlreferrer-is-null-when-page-is-https) – Asons Feb 20 '16 at 09:03
  • @LGSon: Thanks for your comment, I already know that. But shouldn't the middle redirect domain should redirect to 3rd domain with it's own URLReferrer? – Arbaz Abid Feb 20 '16 at 17:16

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