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I have the need to redirect back to the current page minus any query arguments.
I just found Request.Url.AbsolutePath, which looks like it provides just the ticket to pass to Response.Redirect().
It seems to work on my dev machine okay. Does anyone know of any potential problems redirecting to the value of this property? It’s hard to confirm it’s “safe” in all cases.
It could be a problem if you “re-written” the URL internally. For example, the user request “/team.aspx” but internally you transfer execution or rewrite the url as “/page.aspx?id=137”.
Personally, I prefer to use the Request.RawUrl (which is always local) and you can strip the query-string.
Getting rid of the host part of a request is not an issue because HTTP Redirect can be path on Absolute Paths (“/foo/bar”) and the browser will preserve the protocol, port and hostname.