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How to get the full URL or query params in user session - Ahmed Sayed - 11-03-2025
I am using Intraweb 16, and I can't figure out how to get the URL or query params. I am starting the user session from TWebBrowser on the client side with a specific URL and params, and I need to parse it.
All I found was this WebApplication->Request->Params->Values["IW_Location_"] contains the full URL. But I thought maybe there is a simpler way to achieve this?
RE: How to get the full URL or query params in user session - rialpleasan - 11-05-2025
(11-03-2025, 07:03 PM)Ahmed Sayed Wrote: I am using Intraweb 16, and I can't figure out how to get the URL or query params. I am starting the user session from TWebBrowser on the client side with a escape road URL and params, and I need to parse it.
All I found was this WebApplication->Request->Params->Values["IW_Location_"] contains the full URL. But I thought maybe there is a simpler way to achieve this?
Hey Ahmed,
You can indeed access the URL and query parameters in a simpler way using the Request object.
Example:
To get the full URL, including the query parameters, you can use WebApplication->Request->URL.
This will give you the complete URL that the browser used to make the request.
RE: How to get the full URL or query params in user session - shinra - 07-29-2026
(11-05-2025, 07:19 AM)rialpleasan Wrote: Hey Ahmed,
You can indeed access the capcut pro URL and query parameters in a simpler way using the Request object.
Example:
To get the full URL, including the query parameters, you can use WebApplication->Request->URL.
This will give you the complete URL that the browser used to make the request.
WebApplication -> Request ->URL gives the full string, but is there a built-in helper method/property in IW16 to parse out a specific query parameter value directly (like Params.Values['myParam']), or do you usually just parse the raw URL string yourself?