Capture Page's URL

[Tyler P]

I'm creating a feedback footer for my pages that basically asks how useful
the page is, how easy it is to find, etc.

I want to store the results in my database along with the page's URL so I
know which page each data entry is refering to.

Granted, I'm sure there is another solution such as giving all my pages a
name variable that this footer can use. However, my backround is as a Java
developer and am pretty new to C# and web applications in general and simply
storing the URL seemed like a good sollution to me.

Ideas?

[Karl]

Request.Url.AbsoluteUrl should do the trick.

Karl

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"Tyler P" <no@thanks> wrote in message
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I'm creating a feedback footer for my pages that basically asks how useful
the page is, how easy it is to find, etc.

I want to store the results in my database along with the page's URL so I
know which page each data entry is refering to.

Granted, I'm sure there is another solution such as giving all my pages a
name variable that this footer can use. However, my backround is as a Java developer and am pretty new to C# and web applications in general and simply storing the URL seemed like a good sollution to me.

Ideas?