Stupid HTTP variable, HTTP_REFERER. It's spelt wrong for a start.
Anyway, to cut a long, stupid story short, an HTTP call invoked from a javascript window.location change will usually set the HTTP_REFERER variable on IIS because the browser sends a Referer header.
I say 'usually' because it DOESN'T FRIGGING WORK in IE8. IE9, FF, Chrome, fine. IE8, nope.
Sigh.
15 Nov 2011
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In the same boat here... Would be nice to uninstall IE8 from everyone in the world's machine. (Starting with my company's intranet users.)
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