Track the path of current page

[MARKAND911]

i want to know that from which pages my current page has been called in ASP.net

As for example

I want the track of page named "hero.aspx" and it has been called from "Zero.aspx"
and "Zero.aspx" has been called from "one.aspx"

So i want output as whole page called hierarchy.

How can i get this in asp.net

[Knvn]

You can use the following code to display the stack trace:

StackTrace ObjStackTrace = new StackTrace();
        StackFrame[] ObjStackFrameArray = ObjStackTrace.GetFrames();

        foreach (StackFrame stackFrame in ObjStackFrameArray)
        {
            Response.Write(stackFrame.GetMethod().Name);
            Response.Write("<br><br>");
        }

[croker10]

I'm not sure if the stack trace is really what you are looking for here. While I have not heard of or used anything such tool in asp.net, a suggestion, or idea for a method comes to mind:

Set a session variable in your global.asax on session start that is a list of strings or something the like. Each time a page is loaded, add a new item to the list containing the name of the page being loaded.

It may be a bit more code than you were hoping to use, but it should do the trick.

Hope that helps.

[MARKAND911]

Hey Knvn, StackTrace class belongs to which namespace??

[Knvn]

StackTrace and StackFrame belongs to System.Diagnostics namespace.

TIP: You can get the namespaces from MSDN

[Knvn]

I have not heard of or used anything such tool in asp.net, a suggestion, or idea for a method comes to mind

Why cant we use the tool or libraries?, if it is working fine and satisfies our needs.

Set a session variable in your global.asax on session start that is a list of strings or something the like. Each time a page is loaded, add a new item to the list containing the name of the page being loaded.

I don't think there is any performance advantage to track the method caller like this. If I'm wrong, please advise me.

[kvprajapati]

i want to know that from which pages my current page has been called in ASP.net

As for example

I want the track of page named "hero.aspx" and it has been called from "Zero.aspx"
and "Zero.aspx" has been called from "one.aspx"

So i want output as whole page called hierarchy.

How can i get this in asp.net

Have a look at these tutorials:

1. Page Tracking in ASP.NET
2. Implement Web form tracking with ASP.NET