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How to determine if an aspx page has been called from Server.Execute?

I have the following page structure:

  • Webpage.aspx
  • Script.aspx

If I call Server.Execute("Script.aspx")from Webpage.aspx, how can I detect in Script.aspx that it was called from Webpage.aspx and not directly from a web browser?

I tried checking Referrer, but this only returns the domain, not Script.

I am using ASP.NET Web Forms on .NET 3.5

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In Script.aspx.cs you can just check Request.Path compared to the current execution path.

if ( Request.CurrentExecutionFilePath == Request.Path ) 
{
   //This has been called from a web browser
} else {
   //This has been executed from the file Request.Path
}

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, - Script.aspx, Request.Path Script.aspx.cs "/Script.aspx". CurrentExecutionPath script, .

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Context.Items Server.Execute Script.aspx

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, , Request.IsLocal.

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querystring Script.aspx( , WebPage.aspx).

Server.Execute("script.aspx?xFrom=webPage.aspx")

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EDIT2: Request.Url?

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HttpRequest.FilePath URL- , "Script.aspx".

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