URL of requested page

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In the Page_Load() event, what Class, method do I use to retrieve the URL of
the current aspx page?

Thanks for any comments\information.
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[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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In the Page_Load() event, what Class, method do I use to retrieve the URL
of
the current aspx page?

Everything you need is found in the Request.Url class, specifically its
AbsoluteUri property...
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[Juan T. Llibre]

Request.Url.ToString

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In the Page_Load() event, what Class, method do I use to retrieve the URL of
the current aspx page?

Thanks for any comments\information.
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Thanks Mark and Juan.
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"Gary Larimer" wrote:

In the Page_Load() event, what Class, method do I use to retrieve the URL of
the current aspx page?

Thanks for any comments\information.
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[amandag]

Response.Write(Request.RawUrl);

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In the Page_Load() event, what Class, method do I use to retrieve the URL
of
the current aspx page?

Thanks for any comments\information.
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Gary Larimer

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:
!Response.Write(Request.RawUrl);

That's incorrect.

Request.RawUrl returns a relative url, not an absolute url.
Request.RawUrl example : /virtualdirectory/requestrawurl.aspx

Request.Url.ToString returns the fully qualified url.
Request.Url.ToString example : http://www.server.com/virtualdirectory/requesturl.aspx


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Response.Write(Request.RawUrl);

"Gary Larimer" <Ga*********@discussions.microsoft.comдÈëÏûÏ¢
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>In the Page_Load() event, what Class, method do I use to retrieve the URL of
the current aspx page?

Thanks for any comments\information.
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Juan T. Llibre wrote:

re:
!Response.Write(Request.RawUrl);

That's incorrect.

Request.RawUrl returns a relative url, not an absolute url.
Request.RawUrl example : /virtualdirectory/requestrawurl.aspx

Request.Url.ToString returns the fully qualified url.
Request.Url.ToString example : http://www.server.com/virtualdirectory/requesturl.aspx

Well, to be fair the OP actually didn't specify that he wanted an
absolute url.

There is another difference that should be adressed, though. The RawUrl
property contains the URL that the request from the user contains, while
the Url property contains the URL of the page actually handling the
request. Those might not be the same if you for example use the
HttpContext.RewritePath or HttpServer.Transfer methods.

Which one is better, depends on what information the OP really is after.

>
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>Response.Write(Request.RawUrl);

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>>In the Page_Load() event, what Class, method do I use to retrieve the URL of
the current aspx page?

Thanks for any comments\information.
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