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Please try:<br />
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Request.UrlReferrer.PathAn<wbr />dQuery
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Please try:

Request.UrlReferrer.PathAndQuery

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You have many ways to do this.<br />
check below link<br />
<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/96029/get-url-of-asp-net-page-in-code-behind" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/q<wbr />uestions/9<wbr />6029/get-u<wbr />rl-of-asp-<wbr />net-page-i<wbr />n-code-beh<wbr />ind</a><br />
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You have many ways to do this.
check below link
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/96029/get-url-of-asp-net-page-in-code-behind [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/96029/get-url-of-asp-net-page-in-code-behind]



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I have a URL that looks like &nbsp;:<br />
<a href="http://localhost:19115/somepager.aspx?mfg=AM" rel="ugc">http://localhost:19115/somepager.aspx?mfg=AM</a>&nbsp;JACQUARD&amp;mod=amtext 222<br />
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I want to be able to get the &quot;somepager.aspx?mfg=AM JACQUARD&amp;mod=amtext 222&quot;<br />
alone. How can I get it from the request object. Getting the Request.UrlReferrer.Absolu<wbr />tePath<br />
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returns only &quot;/somepager.aspx&quot; and not the the query string. Please help thanks &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 
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I have a URL that looks like  :
http://localhost:19115/somepager.aspx?mfg=AM JACQUARD&mod=amtext 222

I want to be able to get the "somepager.aspx?mfg=AM JACQUARD&mod=amtext 222"
alone. How can I get it from the request object. Getting the Request.UrlReferrer.AbsolutePath

returns only "/somepager.aspx" and not the the query string. Please help thanks         

how to get the url path from Request object

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