Hi,
I have a control where I have to check in which page I am, so I can set a certain variable accordingly.
string pageName = this.Page.ToString();
switch (pageName)
{
case "ASP.foo_bar_aspx": doSomething(); break;
default: doSomethingElse(); break;
}
this works fine locally and on some developmentservers, however when I put it live, It stopped working because I don't get ASP.foo_bar_aspx but _ASP.foo_bar_aspx
(notice the underscore in the live version)
Why does it act that way, Can I set it somehow?
From stackoverflow
Mafti
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That seems like a really dodgy way of getting the current request. Have you tried using
HttpContext.Current.Request.FilePathor anotherHttpContext.Current.Request...variable instead?Oli : Or System.IO.Path.GetFileName(HttpContext.Current.Request.FilePath) if you just want the filenameFrom Oli -
You cant rely on auto generated names. Use types instead, eg:
if (Page is FooBar) { ... }From leppie
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