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For instance if I have http://www.mywebsite.com/about.aspx. Store about.aspx (or whatever page we’re on) in a variable. Also need this to work even if there is information after the page in the url such as a query string.
Ah – I suggest you read the ASP.NET documentation VERY carefully. The HttpRequest object, available as Request property contains all information that you can have about the request. This includes the path called, all parameters etc.