Getting domain from request

[David Dvali]

Hello.

I'm running my web application at "http://www.mysite.com/MyForm.aspx".
Now I want to get from the request of "MyForm.asp x" web domain of the site
(http://www.mysite.com/).
How can I get it?

Thank you.

[AF]

> Hello.

I'm running my web application at "http://www.mysite.com/MyForm.aspx".
Now I want to get from the request of "MyForm.asp x" web domain of the site
(http://www.mysite.com/).
How can I get it?
Thank you.

Hello David,

The "Request" instance can answer your question. Many parts are available such
as :
Request.Url
Request.Url.*
Request.UserAge nt
... and so on...

Antonio
http://www.futureblogs.net/antonio

[woutervu]

Use Request.Uri.Get LeftPart(UriPar tial.Authority) . Or
UriPartial.Some thing else.

Grtz, Wouter vanVugt
blogs.infosuppo rt.com/wouterv

[Juan T. Llibre]

Absolutely correct, although there's a couple of gotchas to watch out for.

Dim Url1 As String = Request.Url.ToS tring
Dim FQDN As New Uri(Url1)
Dim dns As String
dns = FQDN.GetLeftPar t(UriPartial.Au thority)

Of course, if only the raw domain name is wanted, use :
Dim dnsname As String = Request.Url.Hos t

Juan T. Llibre, ASP.NET MVP
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Use Request.Uri.Get LeftPart(UriPar tial.Authority) . Or
UriPartial.Some thing else.

Grtz, Wouter vanVugt
blogs.infosuppo rt.com/wouterv