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Thank you guys.<br />
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I thought there is a simple way through XSLT to get the current page name, so i will try the approach you guys propose here, through asp.net.<br />
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Thanks till now.
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Thank you guys.

I thought there is a simple way through XSLT to get the current page name, so i will try the approach you guys propose here, through asp.net.

Thanks till now.

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I am working on a tab menu that has 3 states, normal, hover and selected states.<br />
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Besides this for each tab i have a special tool bar. The tab menu and tool bar are build based one an xml file.<br />
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How can i get the name of the current page?<br />
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Like tab1 leads you to tab1.aspx, tab2 leads you to tab2.aspx, tab3 to tab3.aspx ...<br />
In each and every page i have the above mentioned tab menu with the tool bar set. I want to know when to initialize witch tab menu/tool bar, based on the current page name.<br />
Any help/opinion would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thank you.
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I am working on a tab menu that has 3 states, normal, hover and selected states.

Besides this for each tab i have a special tool bar. The tab menu and tool bar are build based one an xml file.

How can i get the name of the current page?

Like tab1 leads you to tab1.aspx, tab2 leads you to tab2.aspx, tab3 to tab3.aspx ...
In each and every page i have the above mentioned tab menu with the tool bar set. I want to know when to initialize witch tab menu/tool bar, based on the current page name.
Any help/opinion would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

How do i get the current page name/uri?

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