Response.Redirect from SSL to non SSL with port drops port.

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I have this wierd bizarrre problem that I'm experienceing with the Response.Redirect() method.

I have a site where the users are on a particular page in SSL. When they post the data back, and the processing is done, it then tries to redirect them back to the non-SSL site. But the site is on a non-starndard port number. I place in the Response.Redirect() method the Fully qualified path to the URL and when ASP.NET makes the Response, the response drops the port number, therefore redirecting the user to a 404.

For example:
Users are on a page:
https://www.somefqd.com/selectCustomer.aspx?blahblah=blahblah

they post back some data, and then the aspx page process the data, and then a call to Response.Redirect()

Response.Redirect("http://www.somefqd.com:8080/default.aspx";);

What I end up seeing, using fiddler, the request ends up being http://www.somefd.com/default.aspx.

It's quite strange, becuase I even drop into the debug code and make sure that the string passed to Response.Redirect is the fully qualified path. Any idea's on what is happening here?

Sean
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