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1/8/2009 4:02 PM
 
Lorddog

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 I assume the url is "url mapped" to default.aspx and parsed out into variables to determine what page to render.

I would like to write something determined by the url server side if I can. My backup is I can do this with javascript but would rather do server side. The request.servervariables("URL") will only give me default.aspx and no path. is there a way to determine during the page_load event of my control the page that is going to be rendered? arnt there dnn variables or something?

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1/9/2009 3:36 AM
 
Erik van Ballegoij


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you can try request.rawurl to get the full url, or request.querystring("parametername") to quest specific querystring parameter values

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1/9/2009 9:49 AM
 
Lorddog

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your right the rawurl works. I should have thought of looping the request object to see whats there. Thanks much!

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Jason Tarr

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thanks, worked great for me too.
 
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