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There are a couple of methods for this available in the object model without the need to handle the slashes etc yourself, one method using MakeFullUrl:

var fullUrl = item.ParentList.ParentWeb.Site.MakeFullUrl(item.ParentList.DefaultDisplayFormUrl);

Parameters

strUrl

Type: System.String

A string that specifies the server-relative URL.

Return value Type: System.String

A string that contains the full URL.

他のヒント

var parentWebUrl = item.ParentList.ParentWebUrl;
var displayFormUrl = item.ParentList.DefaultDisplayFormUrl;
var itemIdQuery = "?ID=" + item.ID;
var fullUrl = parentWeblUrl.EndWith('/') ? parentWebUrl + displayFormUrl + itemIdQuery : 
                                           parentWebUrl + "/" + displayFormUrl + itemIdQuery

Just shut down my VM and hence can't test but how about using something like SPContext.Current.Web.Url in combination with SPList.DefaultDisplayFormUrl. Note that SPWeb.Url gets the absolute URL for the website.

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