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I have one application,
my actual url is: WWW.MyApplication.com
when i tried to link the actual url it takes me to WWW.MyApplication.com\?GCLID=9823492374ds32god3298

with this url my site not loaded properly i.e. images not shown
i have to access GCLID in my application i.e. when user tried the url with gclid, i have to remove gclid in my application.

However could someone please provide me with sample code or an application using GCLID.

Thanks in advance......
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Updated 28-Feb-12 18:31pm
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Herman<T>.Instance 28-Feb-12 5:24am    
what have you tried?
ZurdoDev 28-Feb-12 8:19am    
Need more details.
Ramanujam Shankar 29-Feb-12 0:29am    
I have one application,
my actual url is: WWW.MyApplication.com
when i tried to link the actual url it takes me to WWW.MyApplication.com\?GCLID=9823492374ds32god3298

with this url my site not loaded properly i.e. images not shown
i have to access GCLID in my application i.e. when user tried the url with gclid, i have to remove gclid in my application.

Please any one provide me with sample code or application using GCLID

Thanks in advance.....

I found the one solution. i.e. have to rewrite the url in web.config file.

The Code in web.config for rewrite
HTML
<configuration>
  <rewriter>
    <rewrite url="^~/offers\/[?](.+)$" to="~/Offers.aspx" />
  </rewriter>
</configuration>

My Original URL: http://localhost/offers
I am going to try with GCLID in URL: http://localhost/offers/?gclid=23948god238492

While trying with this url then web.config file rewrite the url to http://localhost/offers.aspx

Then code changes are:
C#
string strRewriteUrl = Request.RawUrl;
                if (Request.RawUrl.Contains("gclid"))
                {
                    strRewriteUrl = strRewriteUrl.Replace("/?" + Request.QueryString.ToString(), "");
                    Response.Redirect("~" + strRewriteUrl, false);
                }

This code used to remove the gclid query string and redirect to original path
 
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I found the one solution. i.e. have to rewrite the url in web.config file.

The Code in web.config for rewrite
HTML
<configuration>
  <rewriter>
    <rewrite url="^~/offers\/[?](.+)$" to="~/Offers.aspx" />
  </rewriter>
</configuration>

My Original URL: http://localhost/offers
I am going to try with GCLID in URL: http://localhost/offers/?gclid=23948god238492

While trying with this url then web.config file rewrite the url to http://localhost/offers.aspx

Then code changes are:
C#
string strRewriteUrl = Request.RawUrl;
                if (Request.RawUrl.Contains("gclid"))
                {
                    strRewriteUrl = strRewriteUrl.Replace("/?" + Request.QueryString.ToString(), "");
                    Response.Redirect("~" + strRewriteUrl, false);
                }

This code used to remove the gclid query string and redirect to original path
 
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