Retrieve document's full URL

[Stoemp]

Hi

I'm trying to put a link on top of every page where the visitor can change the language whenever he wants. Therefore I have to take the full URL and add "&taal=NL" for example. I tried it with 'Request.ServerVariables("URL"), but when I do that, the querystring variables from the URL don't come with it. All my documents come with a 'section=' querystring variable that defines what piece of the page should be displayed. Therefore it's necessary to have the querystring variables too. Is this possible with asp?

Thanks

Steven

 

[ChrisHirst]

servervariables("QUERY_STRING")

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[vbkris]

why not request.querystring("taal")???

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[Stoemp]

What do you mean, vbkris? I don't understand...

ChrisHirst: Thanks for the solution. It works just fine. Why couldn't I think of that myself??? Probably too much cafeine...

 

[DreXor]

for FULL url as it in in the address or location bar :

"

http://"

& request.servervariables("SERVER_NAME") & Request.Servervariables("SCRIPT_NAME") & "?" & Request.Querystring()

that should be spot on, might be missing a "/" between server and script

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[Stoemp]

Thank you guys for replying. Everything works fine now.