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I used (Response.Write(Request.Fi<wbr />lePath))<br />
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However, Path.GetFileName(Request.P<wbr />hysicalPat<wbr />h) gave me an error for the [Path] word in the syntax.<br />
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Thanks for providing alternative solution :)
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I used (Response.Write(Request.FilePath))

However, Path.GetFileName(Request.PhysicalPath) gave me an error for the [Path] word in the syntax.

Thanks for providing alternative solution :)

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Try Response.Write(System.IO.P<wbr />ath.GetFil<wbr />eName(Requ<wbr />est.Physic<wbr />alPath))
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Try Response.Write(System.IO.Path.GetFileName(Request.PhysicalPath))

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Hello<br />
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I have an aspx page and it's called (MyForm.aspx), the thing is I want to dislpay this file name (MyForm.aspx) somewhere in my page, how do I do that?<br />
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VB.NEt code please :)
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Hello

I have an aspx page and it's called (MyForm.aspx), the thing is I want to dislpay this file name (MyForm.aspx) somewhere in my page, how do I do that?

VB.NEt code please :)

Display same page file name

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