You can programmatically retrieve the URL of a specific page using a number of methods.
You can get the URL of a page by calling the GetUrl method of the page node. To do so, perform the following:
Alternatively, you can get the URL of a page by its ID using the sitemap node. To do so, perform the following:
In addition to resolving the page browsing URL, some use case scenarios might require that you resolve programmatically the page edit mode URL. Each Sitefinity standard page can be edited directly by typing its edit mode URL in the browser. Most commonly this URL follows the pattern of PageLiveURL + /action/edit. Some complexity is added in the picture if you have additional page URLs, some customization in the way you are resolving them, or are working in multisite mode. While going to the Sitefinity backend UI and editing the desired page form the Pages menu is the most conventional approach, if you want to automate the task, or need to retrieve the page edit mode URL through code, refer to the below sample:
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