Putting Current URL in a Session Variable

[Keith]

Is there any way of setting the URL of the current page in a session
variable?

I want to do this so I can create links and redirects back to the page on
which the user invokes a particular procedure.

 

[Keith]

If it makes a difference, the site is in frames. The URL I want to capture
is that of the page loaded in the Main frame.

 

[Evertjan.]

Keith wrote on 26 aug 2004 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

in message
If it makes a difference, the site is in frames. The URL I want to
capture is that of the page loaded in the Main frame.

[Please do not toppost, even answering your own posts]

<%
mySite = "http://www.mySite.com"
session("myUrl") = mySite & "/myfolder/mypage.asp"
%>

or more general [but why would you?]

<%
mySite = "http://www.mySite.com"
session("myUrl") = mySite & Request.servervariables("URL")
%>

ASP does not know about frames !

 

[Keith]

Keith wrote on 26 aug 2004 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

in message
If it makes a difference, the site is in frames. The URL I want to
capture is that of the page loaded in the Main frame.

[Please do not toppost, even answering your own posts]

<%
mySite = "http://www.mySite.com"
session("myUrl") = mySite & "/myfolder/mypage.asp"
%>

or more general [but why would you?]

<%
mySite = "http://www.mySite.com"
session("myUrl") = mySite & Request.servervariables("URL")
%>

ASP does not know about frames !

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Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress,
but let us keep the discussions in the newsgroup)

The second method is great (using request.servervariables("url").

However, is there a way of also capturing any parameters that were passed to
the page when it was opened?

 

[Evertjan.]

Keith wrote on 26 aug 2004 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

The second method is great (using request.servervariables("url").

However, is there a way of also capturing any parameters that were
passed to the page when it was opened?

Sure.

wholeQuerystring = request.querystring

You can read the request.form collection with a for..each loop.

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btw:
I think you will have to study ASP tutorials and [sample] page files.
They are all over the web.
To ask every single method of ASP programming will not get you far.