By thomlcurtis on

Hey folks,

I've been meaning to get an account here but I'm more of a sit-in-the-shadows-and-learn-from-the-pros kind of guy so it took until now to get me board ;)

I'm helping a small startup get a Drupal site up and one of the feature requests is to have the site "remember" location information. E.g.:

http://www.kijiji.ca/h-gta-greater-toronto-area/1700272

If you go to that URL and then type in the .ca, it'll redirect you back to the GTA one. It's pretty simple but that's what made me think that there's probably a module that does something like this; remembers your previous self-identifying choices and stores them somewhere for later use.

Anyway, is that out there somewhere? If it's pre-7 I might be able to patch it up, I just don't want to reinvent the wheel solely because my searching skills are sub-par.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 7.x

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VM commented

I'd probably use a rule in .htaccess but there is : https://drupal.org/project/redirect

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thomlcurtis commented

Oooo.. Ok that looks very customizable, I'll play around with it before I start messing things up on my own.