Request.URI

Question

Hi,

Need confirmation if Request.Url.AbsolutePath will work in Azure to get the URL of the page.

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Thanks, Sonia

Answer 1

Hi,
I don't see a reason that it would not work ;)
But I can test in a jiffy and let you know for sure.

Answer 2

Hello, until the port number issue is fixed, Request.Url.AbsolutePath will give a wrong port. To get the actual port number, please use:

"http(s)://" + Request.Headers["Host"] + Request.RawUrl

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Answer 3

Hi Yi-Lun-Lo,

I am only concerned with the PageName, so I think that will work perfectly in  Azure?

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Thanks, Sonia

Answer 4

Hi Sonia,

You can get the Page name in a number of ways. For me often the best way is Request.RawUrl (as Yi-Lun said before)

Request.RawUrl will give you the full path:

http://www.mywebsite.com/virtualDirectory/index.aspx

the raw URL is

/virtualDirectory/index.aspx

Answer 5

Thanks for all your suggestions.

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Thanks, Sonia

Answer 6

For the file name, you can use Request.FilePath if the URL is http://www.mywebsite.com/virtualDirectory/index.aspx the file path property is /index.aspx so you will to remove back slash

Answer 7

Thanks :)

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Thanks, Sonia