How to resolve URL to absolute path when you don’t have access to page

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How to resolve URL to absolute path when you don’t have access to page(cheraq.com)

submitted by mostafafn(50) 2 years ago

Sometimes you need to resolve URL, but you don’t have the Page.ResolveUrl() function in your context. One example is in the Web Service or Handlers. A real world example could be you have a web service that will do data binding for a grid, and you need to generate edit/preview links for grid items, so you need to convert “~/path-to-data.aspx” to something such as “/Website/path-to-data.aspx”, so you need to know what the virtual path of the current application is.

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