How do I find out the page name in ASP

15 Jul 2005 2:06 PM

Charts

I know itâ€™s trivial but I need it quickly. How do I find out the page name
in ASP, which I am currently using? I did that before but I cannot
remember. I remembered itâ€™s in Server or Application object collection, but
could not find out. Thanks for help.
Charts

15 Jul 2005 3:00 PM

theath

I do it this way:

<code>
Dim pn As String = Me.Page.ToString()
pn = pn.Substring(4, pn.IndexOf("_aspx") - 4)
</code>

15 Jul 2005 5:43 PM

Andrew Backer

What name do you want? The page's class? the actual *physical* page
that was called, the currently executing page (after a server.transfer,
etc), after a path remapping ? :)

Since you mention server variables, I think the var is "script_name",
ie :

Request.ServerVariables["SCRIPT_NAME"]...

FYI, I would just turn on trace, ok, and at the bottom you will see the
entire serverVariables collection output. Just check that for the
variable you need, then call it like above :)

- Andrew

15 Jul 2005 7:55 PM

Charts

Andrew,
Request.ServerVariables["SCRIPT_NAME"] is exactly what I wanted. Thanks so
much. Charts

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"Andrew Backer" wrote:

> What name do you want? The page's class? the actual *physical* page
> that was called, the currently executing page (after a server.transfer,
> etc), after a path remapping ? :)
>
> Since you mention server variables, I think the var is "script_name",
> ie :
>
> Request.ServerVariables["SCRIPT_NAME"]...
>
> FYI, I would just turn on trace, ok, and at the bottom you will see the
> entire serverVariables collection output. Just check that for the
> variable you need, then call it like above :)
>
> - Andrew
>
>