How to get the redirecting url by asp.net C#

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Suppose i am standing on abc.com and there is a link on my site of xyz.com. so whenever user click on the xyz.com it will show that he/she has requested for that url...
how can i do this by c# in asp.net

Posted 23-Nov-13 9:03am

Arkadeep De

Updated 2-May-23 16:23pm

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Homero Rivera 23-Nov-13 19:02pm

Not clear enough. Is abc.com owned by you? Do you code abc.com? Or do you only own xyz.com and want to track if you came from any given site?

If you own abc.com and can code on it, you can add URL parameters and fetch them on xyz.com like xyz.com?CameFrom=abc.com . You can also add a cookie when they click on the link in abc.com and fetch the cookie instead.
If you don't own/code from abc.com, you can check the users browsing history with javascript with window.history .

Which is your scenario?

Arkadeep De 24-Nov-13 0:16am

i own that....

Karthik_Mahalingam 26-Nov-13 11:07am

question not clear,
please explain in details. so that we can work on that to get ur issue solved..

PDBHONGAON 5-Dec-13 0:02am

if you want to show the destination page of the link then you can -
Use a query string.
Get HTTP POST information from the source page.

mtoha 2-May-23 22:13pm

What kind of project? asp.net mvc? asp.net webform? What is the version of .NET?

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Anudeep Jaiswal - MCA · Answer 1 · 2013-11-24T18:12:00

Solution 1

Use This

String RequestedPage = Request.PhysicalPath.Replace(Request.PhysicalApplicationPath, "");

Might Be Helpful. I Used It For Page Wise Security In My Web Application.

Posted 24-Nov-13 18:12pm

Anudeep Jaiswal - MCA

mtoha · Answer 2 · 2023-05-02T16:23:00

If You are using asp.net MVC, the backend code is something like this.

public RedirectResult LogToDbRedirect()
{
   string username = HttpContext.Session.GetString("username");
  //Save to DB
  SaveToLog(username, "abc.com", "https://xyz.com" );
  return Redirect("https://xyz.com");
}

You need 1 table to save url click log, containing columns:
-id
-sourceUrl
-redirectToUrl
-username
-Timestamp