In your case you will need to add the fully qualified path which includes the Current context like so:ParamIndex_0.Current.Request.UrlReferrerYou can read about why in the Remarks here in the Microsoft docs. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/ap...
Hi Mattias, Here is an MIDC example to get the UrlReferrer property of the Request in an MVC app. You would use the Invoked Object and a Getter Chain that simply uses the Request object and any property.
There are a handful of issues that could be stopping the app from reporting but since it is a .NET Core app in IIS, the first thing to check would be if the app is running In-Process or Out-Of-Process. I suspect that the web application is running ...
It appears there may be another APM tool installed on the machine. Since there can only be one .NET profiler configured at a time, you will want to be sure to uninstall whichever tool is there and then rerun the AppDynamics .NET agent installer. If...