HTTP Redirect issues

My webcache is the gateway to the HTTP Server. Web cache is port 80 while HTTP Server is port 7780. Redirects that occur in HTTP appears to do a browser redirect and adds on the port 7780. Because port 7780 is blocked by our firewall, I get a "connection timeout" error. If I then delete the port in the URL, I would successfully get the page it was requesting.
Does anyone know how I can change the redirect (or the target URL) so that these programmed redirects can use port 80 (the webcache) versus port 7780 (HTTP Server)??
All input appreciated.
Thanks,
Vue

Solution:
Add Port directive inside the VirtualHost. This Port directive inside the VirtualHost behaves differently then the Port directive in the Main Server. It will not affect what port the HTTP Server is listening on. When HTTP does self-redirects, it'll use the value assigned to Port that's inside the VirtualHost; if there is none defined then it'll use the Port in the Main Server.

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