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301/302 Redirect "Hop Tester" - More Free Code!
In my post about the 301 vs 302 redirects in SharePoint, I mentioned that if anyone requested the "Hop Tester" I wrote to test if the redirects are 301's or 302's that I'd post it in my downloads section.  Well, it's been requested, so here it is. 
 
 
The entire solution is in the ZIP file (it is compiled in the BIN/Release directory if you just want the EXE).  I am including the code in case you want to modify it for your own use.  What's provided is fairly bare-bones and isn't pretty.  I wrote it for pure functionality, so development stopped once it started working.  If you want to take it and modofy it and make it all purdy, go for it. 
 
Typical disclaimer.  Use at your own risk, CYA, CmyA, etc.
 

Posted on 9/3/2008 at 4:43 PM Permalink | Share This Post | Comments (0) | Leave a Comment

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Thanks for the Hop Tester

I have battled many of the same issues you talk about. One of the things I am currently struggling with is the fact that in WSS blogs, if a category has more than 10 posts, the paging does not work. You click for the 2nd 10 posts and get "There are no posts in this category". However if I add the category name to the url in the address bar as a parameter, I get the next 10 I noticed this on many sites on the web but yours seems to be an exception. I see you use MOSS but wondered if you had thoughts about this as it occurs in WSS.
mkeenan at 9/12/2008 5:37 PM
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Thanks for the Hop Tester

I have battled many of the same issues you talk about. One of the things I am currently struggling with is the fact that in WSS blogs, if a category has more than 10 posts, the paging does not work. You click for the 2nd 10 posts and get "There are no posts in this category". However if I add the category name to the url in the address bar as a parameter, I get the next 10 I noticed this on many sites on the web but yours seems to be an exception. I see you use MOSS but wondered if you had thoughts about this as it occurs in WSS.
mkeenan at 9/12/2008 5:37 PM
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Thanks for the Hop Tester

I have battled many of the same issues you talk about. One of the things I am currently struggling with is the fact that in WSS blogs, if a category has more than 10 posts, the paging does not work. You click for the 2nd 10 posts and get "There are no posts in this category". However if I add the category name to the url in the address bar as a parameter, I get the next 10 I noticed this on many sites on the web but yours seems to be an exception. I see you use MOSS but wondered if you had thoughts about this as it occurs in WSS.
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