To get the url of the current page, I usually do something like this:string path = Request.Path;If I do this after a Server.Transfer then I get the path of the page where the transfer was done. How can I get it for the current page?For example:
On Page1.aspx I do Server.Transfer ("Page2.aspx")
On Page2.aspx Request.Path returns /Page1.aspx and not /Page2.aspx
What is the easy/safe way to get all HttpContext.Current data (like querystring, etc) in the previous page, after response.redirect or server.transfer to another page?
I am using .net 3.5
i want to know that from which pages my current page has been called in ASP.net As for example I want the track of page named "hero.aspx" and it has been called from "Zero.aspx" and "Zero.aspx" has been called from "one.aspx" So i want output as whole page called hierarchy.How can i get this in asp.net
View 3 Repliesi want to know that from which pages my current page has been called in ASP.net
View 1 RepliesI am doing Ajax call using jQuery and my URL is like
http://localhost;3327/DummyAps/Demo.aspx
In Demo.aspx page i have a WebMethod, which i wanted to call. While doing jQuery ajax call i am giving the URL as "/DemoWebMethod", where "DemoWebMethod" is the Webmethod present in Demo.aspx page.
But while calling the WebMethod it is calling the URL
http://localhost;3327/DummyAps/DemoWebMethod but i want to call
http://localhost;3327/DummyAps/Demo.aspx/DemoWebMethod.
I know that changing the URL from "/DemoWebMethod" to "Demo.aspx/DemoWebMethod" will solve the problem but can i do it without writing that (because i have some problem with that).
I have a class which implements IHttpHandler that is designed to handle image resize requests. It handles Urls like so [URL] Currently the handler looks for myimg.jpg on disk, cuts a 100x100 thumbnail (if it isn't already present) and redirects the client to the thumbnail like so Response.RedirectPermanent("/some/virtualPath/to/thumbnail.jpg");
This has been working great, but I would like to avoid forcing the client to issue a second HTTP request. Is it safe to do the following? Server.Transfer("/some/virtualPath/to/thumbnail.jpg") All the MSDN documentation talks about using Server.Transfer() to redirect to an aspx page, so I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do or not.
Sometimes when transferring to a different page, I have to use response.redirect instead of server.transfer, and when I do, the name of the page always shows up in the url such as [URL]
I use server.transfer when I can, but unfortunately I haven't found a way to use it unless the transferred page refers back to the parent when leaving.
How can I mask what page is being viewed after doing a response.redirect to another page.
as u know, you can call Server.Transfer() or place some values in Session["objName"]=value; inside your page. but i'm writing a class which has not page, so it does not have any Server or Session object.
how can call this objects or methods outside of the page (within my class) ?
i have two servers s1 and s2
In s1 we hav an aspx page called test1.aspx
In s2 we hav an aspx page called test2.aspx
In test1.aspx i have a textbox and a button. I enter data in textbox and click the biutton.
Now the data that has been entered should be shown in a label in test2.aspx
test1.aspx and test2.aspx are in two servers...so how to do it ...
I have a legacy ASP application which - at some point soon - needs to be migrated to ASP.Net 2.0 (to be compatible with other apps that are also in 2.0). Are there best practices for this sort of thing i.e. is it possible/advisable as a first step to transfer the current unholy mix of html, vbscript and javascript en masse to aspx pages (without any code-behind separation), and then iteratively replace vbscript with data sources and the like, or this more trouble than its worth? [The app is not that complex (we are talking 10 or so .asp pages, with a similar number of .inc files), but the mix of html and scripts is not at all pretty: lots of if-else statements to build SQL commands etc.].
View 1 RepliesScenario is I have a application relative url like "~/path/to/page.aspx?query=string". I need to programatically create a web request to that page and currently using WebRequest.Create. The problem is WebRequest.Create requires a fully qualified url including the protocol/domain/port etc.I have access to the current Request.Url object but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to get just the base url keeping the protocol (HTTP vs HTTPS) as well as any port numbers as well as the path to the applicationI mean all the info there, so if need be I could just take all the parts and combine them but it seems like it might be error prone and it would be great to have something built-in that's well tested to do the job. Page.ResolveUrl gets me almost there, but it's missing the protocol and the domain/port.
View 1 Replies I used Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(); and got the following path:
C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0Common7IDE
But where I am realy at is c:c#mvcmyProject
How do I get the current directory in a controller not in c:Program Files...?
Request.Path will get the current Path name with file name such as:
C:/......./Personal/Items.aspx
How can I get the only Path name such as:
C:/......./Personal
Suppose I have a resource located in ~/Resources/R1.png This resource's relative URL will vary depending on the current address.
For instance: If I'm at www.foo.com/A/B/C/D.aspx and the www.foo.com/A is the root path including Virtual Directory, then the path relative to the current address of ~/Resources/R1.png is ../../../Resources/R1.png
How can I get this relative path?
EDIT:
I want a web path that I can use in a web page, not a server path.
I have a very simple application. You have a master page. Within the CS of the master page you do a Server.Transfer to another page that inherites the master page. As a result you get an infinite loop. The problem is that I can't check with if statements to prevent the loop.
View 2 RepliesI have a page on my site, for purposes of this example lets say [URL]. On Default.aspx I have a user control called MyControl.ascx which lives in /Controls/MyControl.ascx. So the tree looks something like this
[code]...
Whenever I place a HyperLink control on MyControl.ascx and specify a NavigateUrl, this path is relative to the control, not the URL of the page. So for instance if in NavigateUrl I specified "AboutMe.aspx", the URL would be rendered as [URL] instead of [URL]. Is there any way I can make this relative to the page URL? I've tried the solution here: [URL] but it didn't work for me.
Edit
To clarify, I'd like this to be generic enough so that if I didn't know what the path was the solution would work. So I don't really want to harcode "~/Pages/Default.aspx" in the NavigateUrl
I have a PHP website and I am looking to convert it into ASP.NET. So I am learning ASP.NET and I needed a way to upload multiple files to the server. So I ran across this tutorial: [URL] I did everything correct, but I get this error:
Compiler Error Message: CS0103: The name 'Path' does not exist in the current context
Source Error:
[Code]....
Source File: c:UsersUser1DesktopUweaveLigues Hockey SimulesViewsAdminFormIndex.aspx
Line: 18
I am looking for a way to figure out the current URL that the page is currently on (NOT what the asp.net page currently is, but where the CODE is at). ie. My web app is located at: [URL] my code is: String page = [URL]
String response = GetResponse(page); //basically the above code goes to the website [URL] and parses the HTML within it and brings it back and populates the variable string "response". But, sometimes the [URL] throws me a curve ball and redirects me to: [URL] I want to be able to use a try/catch to be able to "catch" the error of a different page: ie validateUser.aspx. So, I need to do to this: try
{
String page = [URL];
String response = GetResponse(page);
}
catch
{
//code to check the behind URL to see if [URL] is the URL OR IF [URL] is the current URL
}
understand I know how to find the URL of the current page the web app is on. I need to find the current page that threw the exception during the execution of the code behind.
how to transfer my data from devlopment server to production server ,i have already records exist in my database if i go for script then how can i transfor record in script i can transfor only table ,procedure and views.I am using SqlServer 2005.
View 2 RepliesI have a large dataset (35,000+ rows) that I need to export to excel and then let the user download. I have done this the conventional way (with a gridview), but the data has grown, causing a OutOfMemoryException on the web server.
So I thought, would it not be better if I can export the data into excel on the sql server, and then transfer this data to the web server.
Note that this is not a one-off job. This will be ran regularly (twice a month), but the user. Hence I need something that the user can initiate.
I would love to create a "daemon" which in specified time intervals will move-transfer any zip files uploaded by the users from a.example.com to b.example.com
From the info i gathered so far,
The daemon will be an .ashx generic handler. The daemon will be triggered at the specified time intervals via a plesk cron job The daemon (thanks to SLaks) will consist of two FtpWebRequest's (One for reading and one for writing).
So the question is how could i implement step 3?
Do i have to read into to a memory() array the whole file and try to write that in b.example.com ? How could i write the info i read to b.example.com? Could i perform reading and writing of the file at the same time?
No i am not asking for the full code, i just can figure out, how could i perform reading and writing on the fly, without user interaction.
I mean i could download the file locally from a.example.com and upload it at b.example.com but that is not the point.
I am building in error-logging into my site, and want to be able to get hold of the current page name that the error occurred in, as well as the specific subroutine or function, to then pass to a VB.NET function. Is there anyway to get hold of this information without hard-coding the names manually? For example,
Dim strCurrentPageName = ???
Dim strCurrentRoutine = ???
If I run the site using the internal Visual Studio web server, I get the failed to map path error.
View 1 RepliesI need to pass api key in custom http header ('X-ApiKey') and pass to another page. The second page will read that api key and do further processing. If api key is not passed in, it will redirect to error page.
I tried this way, but it didn't work.
In First.aspx page
Response.AppedHeader("X-ApiKey", "xxxxxxxxxx");
Response.Redirect("Second.aspx");
In Second.aspx page
string apikey = Request.Headers.Get("X-apiKey");
but X-apiKey is not passed in in second.aspx http header and ended up redirecting to error page.
how to move a database table from one server to another server database.This is performed
when I click a button in .aspx page like import the table goes and adds to the another server database in web application.