To grab the name of the ASP page on the server

[Andy Kasotia]

On the client once the user clicks the Submit button....in my code the
following javascript function kicks off...
onclick="return SubmitForm('frm CurrBuildings', 'CurrBuildings. asp',
c_iLOADNEW, '_self')"

function SubmitForm( FormName, ActionASP, ActionVal, TargetVal )
eval( "document." + FormName + ".target = '" + TargetVal + "'" ) ;
eval( "document." + FormName + ".action = '" + ActionASP + "?Action=" +
ActionVal + "'" ) ;
eval( "document." + FormName + ".submit()" ) ;

On the server, I would like to grab the name of the ASP page which was
called when the user hit the submit button which happens to be stored in
the variable ActionASP. But this variable resides on the client so I
can't reference it (ActionASP) on the server. I could put this variable
in the query string like I'm doing ActionVal but I don't want to do
that. Is there any other way I can grab that name on the server?

I know doing Request.QuerySt ring( "Action" ) gives me what was passed
after the "?". Is there a way to get the pagename that happens to be
before the "?" OR is there another way of doing this?

Any ideas, suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Andy.
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[Ray Costanzo [MVP]]

Wouldn't it just be the page itself that is running? If I submit a form to
page1.asp, page1.asp is the page that's processing the data! So, if your
question is about how to return an ASP file's own name to itself, see
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2072.

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Microsoft ASP/ASP.NET MVP
"Andy Kasotia" <ak******@guide one.com> wrote in message
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On the client once the user clicks the Submit button....in my code the
following javascript function kicks off...
onclick="return SubmitForm('frm CurrBuildings', 'CurrBuildings. asp',
c_iLOADNEW, '_self')"

function SubmitForm( FormName, ActionASP, ActionVal, TargetVal )
eval( "document." + FormName + ".target = '" + TargetVal + "'" ) ;
eval( "document." + FormName + ".action = '" + ActionASP + "?Action=" +
ActionVal + "'" ) ;
eval( "document." + FormName + ".submit()" ) ;

On the server, I would like to grab the name of the ASP page which was
called when the user hit the submit button which happens to be stored in
the variable ActionASP. But this variable resides on the client so I
can't reference it (ActionASP) on the server. I could put this variable
in the query string like I'm doing ActionVal but I don't want to do
that. Is there any other way I can grab that name on the server?

I know doing Request.QuerySt ring( "Action" ) gives me what was passed
after the "?". Is there a way to get the pagename that happens to be
before the "?" OR is there another way of doing this?

Any ideas, suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Andy.
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[Curt_C [MVP]]

Uh, aren't you already on that page?
Look at the Request.ServerV ariables collection

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"Andy Kasotia" <ak******@guide one.com> wrote in message
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On the client once the user clicks the Submit button....in my code the
following javascript function kicks off...
onclick="return SubmitForm('frm CurrBuildings', 'CurrBuildings. asp',
c_iLOADNEW, '_self')"

function SubmitForm( FormName, ActionASP, ActionVal, TargetVal )
eval( "document." + FormName + ".target = '" + TargetVal + "'" ) ;
eval( "document." + FormName + ".action = '" + ActionASP + "?Action=" +
ActionVal + "'" ) ;
eval( "document." + FormName + ".submit()" ) ;

On the server, I would like to grab the name of the ASP page which was
called when the user hit the submit button which happens to be stored in
the variable ActionASP. But this variable resides on the client so I
can't reference it (ActionASP) on the server. I could put this variable
in the query string like I'm doing ActionVal but I don't want to do
that. Is there any other way I can grab that name on the server?

I know doing Request.QuerySt ring( "Action" ) gives me what was passed
after the "?". Is there a way to get the pagename that happens to be
before the "?" OR is there another way of doing this?

Any ideas, suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Andy.
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[Andy Kasotia]

Thank you for your response. The aspfaq.com site answered my question.
Thanks much.
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