getting file Name

[Laurent]

Hi all,

I'm searching to find the name of the file in which i execute a script.

example : i'm into /directory/page.asp

and i d like to know which variable could help me to find the path of the
file on server side.

thanks a lot and have a nice day
Laurent
http://www.chazallet.com

[Ray at]

Make a page like this:

<%
For Each q in Request.ServerVariables
Response.Write q & " = " & Request.ServerVariables(q) & "<hr>"
Next
%>

That'll show you all the server variables.

Also see this: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2072

Ray at home

"Laurent" <lg*****@wonderweb.net> wrote in message
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Hi all,

I'm searching to find the name of the file in which i execute a script.

example : i'm into /directory/page.asp

and i d like to know which variable could help me to find the path of the
file on server side.

thanks a lot and have a nice day
Laurent
http://www.chazallet.com

[Dave Anderson]

Laurent wrote:

I'm searching to find the name of the file in which i execute a
script.

example : i'm into /directory/page.asp

and i d like to know which variable could help me to find the
path of the file on server side.

Here's one JScript way of doing it:

function showServerVariables() {
var v = Request.ServerVariables
e = new Enumerator(v),
a = new Array(),
s = new String()
for (; !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()) {
s = String(e.item())
if (!/^ALL/.test(s))
a.push(
"<TD><B>" + s + "</B></TD>" +
"<TD>" + split(v(s)) + "</TD>"
)
}

return "<TABLE><TR VALIGN=\"top\">" +
a.join("</TR>\r\n<TR VALIGN=\"top\">") +
"</TR>\r\n</TABLE>"

function split(item) {
item = String(item)
return item.replace(
/([;\n])/g,"$1<BR>"
).replace(
/(,)/g,"$1 "
).replace(
/(&)/g,"&<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;"
)
}
}

<%=showServerVariables()%>
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[Bob Lehmann]

WOW! And to think it could have been done in only 3 lines instead.

Nice job.

Bob Lehmann
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"Dave Anderson" <GT**********@spammotel.com> wrote in message
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Laurent wrote:

I'm searching to find the name of the file in which i execute a
script.

example : i'm into /directory/page.asp

and i d like to know which variable could help me to find the
path of the file on server side.
Here's one JScript way of doing it:

function showServerVariables() {
var v = Request.ServerVariables
e = new Enumerator(v),
a = new Array(),
s = new String()
for (; !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()) {
s = String(e.item())
if (!/^ALL/.test(s))
a.push(
"<TD><B>" + s + "</B></TD>" +
"<TD>" + split(v(s)) + "</TD>"
)
}

return "<TABLE><TR VALIGN=\"top\">" +
a.join("</TR>\r\n<TR VALIGN=\"top\">") +
"</TR>\r\n</TABLE>"

function split(item) {
item = String(item)
return item.replace(
/([;\n])/g,"$1<BR>"
).replace(
/(,)/g,"$1 "
).replace(
/(&)/g,"&<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;"
)
}
}

<%=showServerVariables()%>
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[Dave Anderson]

Bob Lehmann wrote:

WOW! And to think it could have been done in only 3 lines instead.
Or two:
for (var v=Request.ServerVariables,e=new
Enumerator(v),a=[],s="";!e.atEnd();e.moveNext()){s=String(e.item()); a.push("
["+s+"] "+v(s))}
<%=a.join("<BR>")%>

Why not one?
<%=Request.ServerVariables%>

Of course, neither of these breaks out the cookies and their keyed
name/value pairs into separate line items as my posted example does.

But I suppose you think an example must be written anew each time a question
is to be answered, rather than lifted from any utility scripts we may have
lying around. I confess I am not fond of leaving markup in my examples, but
I considered it relevant in this case.
Nice job.

Bob Lehmann
Verbose, overly-complex code will be read at a cost of $500 per line.

Whatever. If push/join/replace is complex, then sue me.

function showServerVariables() {
var v = Request.ServerVariables,
e = new Enumerator(v),
a = new Array(),
s = new String()
for (; !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()) {
s = String(e.item())
if (!/^ALL/.test(s))
a.push(
"<TD><B>" + s + "</B></TD>" +
"<TD>" + split(v(s)) + "</TD>"
)
}

return "<TABLE><TR VALIGN=\"top\">" +
a.join("</TR>\r\n<TR VALIGN=\"top\">") +
"</TR>\r\n</TABLE>"

function split(item) {
item = String(item)
return item.replace(
/([;\n])/g,"$1<BR>"
).replace(
/(,)/g,"$1 "
).replace(
/(&)/g,"&<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;"
)
}
}

<%=showServerVariables()%>

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Dave Anderson

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