Get file name in vbscript/asp

[avivit]

Hi
I'd like to get the current document name (asp file) in vbscript/asp and send that name to the following called function which is in another included file.

All I need to know is the getFile command that will tell me the file name (the "nameOfFile" argument in the function)

sub lastModified(nameOfFile)
dim fs, f
set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject&quot
set f=fs.GetFile(Server.MapPath(nameOfFile))
Response.Write(&quot;<!-- Last modified in: &quot; & f.DateLastModified & &quot; -->&quot
set f=nothing
set fs=nothing
end sub

Thanks much

 

[lobstah]

are you looking for the asp script name that is currently processing?

if so:

Request.ServerVariables(&quot;SCRIPT_NAME&quot is a virtual path to the script being executed.

for more info:

http://www.devguru.com/technologies/asp/quickref/request_servervariables.html

 

[avivit]

No. What I need is the current url.
In javascript it's based on: &quot;document.URL&quot; command
What is it in vbscript, so it'll work in my asp too?

 

[lobstah]

the following is in test.asp:

<%
dim url, vpath

vpath = split(Request.ServerVariables(&quot;SCRIPT_NAME&quot, &quot;/&quot
url = vpath(ubound(vpath))

response.write (url)
%>

test.asp is displayed

are we talking about the same thing?

 

[avivit]

Yes thanks very very much.
It was me that didn't understand that u understood right away what I needed. I didn;t understand what is the &quot;Script)Name&quot.

It is perfectly doing the job. Great.

I wonder, I saw that u can also use

vpath = split(Request.ServerVariables(&quot;URL&quot, &quot;/&quot
INSTEAD OF &quot;Script_Name&quot;, and it gives the same results.
Any ideas what ARE the differences?

Btw - I also got the following idea, which works as well, but I admit yours is easier:

Dim nameOfFile
nameOfFile = Request.ServerVariables(&quot;URL&quot
nameOfFile=Right(nameOfFile, Len(nameOfFile)-InStrRev(nameOfFile, &quot;/&quot)

Thanks again

 

[lobstah]

&quot;It was me that didn't understand that u understood right away what I needed. I didn;t understand what is the &quot;Script)Name&quot.&quot; -- I thought that might be the case, that's why I rephrased my response. I'm glad it helped you.

As for the diff between SCRIPT_NAME and URL, here is the definitions given at DEVGURU, but I don't see any diff either.... Also, PATH_INFO is the same.... So you have your choice, I guess whichever is easier to type. X-)

SCRIPT_NAME is a virtual path to the script being executed.

URL is the base portion of the URL.