How to get current url in view cshtml in asp.net core
Dung Do Tien
Apr 05 2020
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Before I coded with .Net Framework to get the current request in view(cshtml) I use to bellow command:
<div class="url">
@HttpContext.Current.Request.Path
</div>
But now I coding with Asp.Net Core 2.2 HttpContext is not found. What command is similar in .net core?
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Sandeep Kumar Apr 05 2020
It is simple to get the current URL in view (cshtml). You can use the command below :
@Context.Request.PathOR
Create property and get the current URL from the controller and binding it to view.
public ActionResult Index() { CommentModel model = new CommentModel(); model.CurrentUrl = Request.Path; return View(model); }and in view
@model CommentModel @if (Model != null) { <div class="url"> @Model.CurrentUrl </div> }
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