Project Name

[BlahDoS]

How can I get the project's name at runtime and the webform's name to ???

[Pirate]

Originally posted by BlahDoS
How can I get the project's name at runtime and the webform's name to ???

Something like this should works fine .

MsgBox(Application.ProductName)

another way I think is through assemblyName.

[Edneeis]

This should probably be in the ASP.NET forum.

[Pirate]

Originally posted by Edneeis
This should probably be in the ASP.NET forum.

Oh ..Sorry . I thought that Windows Application .

[BlahDoS]

Yeah off course, it will be in ASP.NET (or winforms, maybe its the same way)

[Pirate]

Originally posted by BlahDoS
Yeah off course, it will be in ASP.NET (or winforms, maybe its the same way)

Just wondering if that worked for you ?

[BlahDoS]

Doesn't work cause the "Application" is the server variables that contains information about the webapp. Its like the "Session" variables ...

Any idea how(refering to the first quote) :S ....

[VBCrazyCoder]

I use Application.... - but again, it is for win apps.

[BlahDoS]

show me your app (.NET) code for the app name. Maybe it will inspire me in finding something on the web ...

[hellswraith]

I don't know how to get the project name, but the way to get the page name is easy:
C#:
string pageName = this.Page.ToString();

VB.Net??(not 100% sure on this conversion):
Dim pageName As String = Me.Page.ToString()

[BlahDoS]

Thanks for the page, already find it though.

Still the project name ... :S

[Edneeis]

This seems to work:

dim prjName as string=Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.GetName.Name

[BlahDoS]

Thank you dude !!! Works great