How can I get the hash of an url? [closed]

Answer 1

var url=@"http://localhost:4567/Test/Callback#state=test";
var uri = new Uri(url);
var result = uri.Fragment;

Answer 2

var uri = new Uri("http://localhost:4567/Test/Callback#state=test&access_token=....");

// Contains the query
uri.Fragment

Results in:

#state=test&access_token=....

Edit:

To get the current url of website use:

Request.Url.AbsoluteUri;

In the Request.Url is all the information of the current page and in Request.UrlReffer everything from the previous page.

Note: Request.UrlReferrer is null when there is no previous request (from your website)

Answer 3

Others have already posted answers to your specific problem.

But it seems like you are developing an ASP.NET website so you should consider using the standard ? instead of # to prefix your query string.

This will allow you to use built-in methods and properties for processing the query string and avoid custom error-prone string processing:

string queryString = Request.Url.Query; // gives you "state=test&access_token=...."

or access it as a NameValueCollection:

string state = Request.QueryString["state"]; // gives you "test"

Answer 4

you can use javascript to get the full link then pass it to the code behind

<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">

    function JavaScriptFunction() {
        document.getElementById('<%= hdnResultValue.ClientID %>').value = document.URL;
    }

</script>

<asp:HiddenField ID="hdnResultValue" Value="0" runat="server" />
        <asp:Button ID="Button_Get" runat="server" Text="run" OnClick="Button_Get_Click" OnClientClick="JavaScriptFunction();" />

then from the code behind get the value of hiddenfield which contains the current full URL

protected void Button_Get_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
   string fullURL = hdnResultValue.Value;
   string URl = fullURL .Substring(fullURL .IndexOf('#') + 1);
}

good luck

Answer 5

You can't.

There is a big difference between hash (#) and query string (?). The query string is send to the server, the hash isn't.

So the url send to the server is: http://localhost:4567/Test/Callback.

The only option you have to get the 'hash' to the server is by using a query string:

http://localhost:4567/Test/Callback?state=test&access_token=...