How to get url of current browser tab?

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I opened two same pages in different tabs. the URL of the first tab is

domainname/Summary.aspx?a=xxxx&b=xxxx1

and for second is

domainname/Summary.aspx?a=xxxx&b=xxxx2

when I try to retrieve the current location of the web page. it shows the same return for both. how can I get URL of current or button cliked page.

What I have tried:

string MyUrl = HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsoluteUri

firstvalue = HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString["a"]

secondvalue = <pre>HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString["b"]

even when I use the session to retrieve the value of a and b. both returned the same value
For example, the value of a is 1 and b is 01 for the first page
and the value of a is 2 and b is 02 for the second page

but when I click on the button on any page from these two. it shows the same value a is 2 and b is 02.

Posted 4-Feb-21 16:37pm

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Richard Deeming 5-Feb-21 5:12am

Not clear. If you're storing values in the session, then you'll always get the same value, since there can only be one session per browser per user. But if you're using the QueryString collection, it will always return the value from the querystring of the current page.

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