The sqlpage.path function

Introduced in SQLPage 0.15.0.

Returns the request path of the current page. This is useful to generate links to the current page, and when you have a proxy in front of your SQLPage server that rewrites the URL.

Example

If we have a page in a file named my page.sql at the root of your SQLPage installation then the following SQL query:

select 'text' as component, sqlpage.path() as contents;

will return /my%20page.sql.

Note that the path is URL-encoded.

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