I believe Request.RawUrl shows the requested friendly url, whereas Request.Url shows the re-written actually used url.

Joe

For me Request.RawUrl shows the requested url which corresponds to what you see in the browser.

If I add aline of code like:

string test = Request.RawUrl;

into the page load of Default.aspx.cs and set a break point after it, then I request the home page by clicking the first item in the menu I see "/home.aspx"

You can easily refresh the page correctly server side with Response.Redirect(Request.RawUrl);

Hope it helps,

Joe