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1 year ago, Post ID: 7754
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Hi David,
On the browser side you can use window.location to get current URL.
On the server side HttpServer.Request object can provide information you require. HttpServer.Request.Host and HTTPServer.Request.UrlFileName are most likely to be what you need. You can also check THttpRequest class definition in System\Framework\SystemServer.mmd to see if any other properties of that object could be of use to you.
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Hi David,
On the browser side you can use window.location to get current URL.
On the server side HttpServer.Request object can provide information you require. HttpServer.Request.Host and HTTPServer.Request.UrlFileName are most likely to be what you need. You can also check THttpRequest class definition in System\Framework\SystemServer.mmd to see if any other properties of that object could be of use to you.
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