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How to get the current site url in sharepoint, I am using SPContext.Current.Site.Url but this returns package site url, if i create a new site in existing site and activate my feature in it, and call it, it doesn't returns me current site url, it returns me the parent site url.

any idea?

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SharePoint has confusing mismatch between object names and what people call sites: SPSite is "site collection", SPWeb is "site". So you call actually returns Url to site collection that is one of the ancestors of your site (not necessary immediate one). – Alexei Levenkov Aug 3 '11 at 7:17
Object "Site/SPSite" refers to Site Collection. Object "Web/SPWeb" refers to the site. This is just because of poor naming conventions from the sharepoint team. Try SPContext.Current.Web.Url – vasya10 Aug 5 '11 at 15:30

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It should be SPContext.Current.Web.Url

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