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What about this (code from Dejan's answer)?
var linkRepository = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance<ContentSoftLinkRepository>();
var blockLink = (currentBlock as IContent).ContentLink;
var referencingContentLinks = linkRepository.Load(blockLink, true)
.Where(link =>
link.SoftLinkType == ReferenceType.PageLinkReference &&
!ContentReference.IsNullOrEmpty(link.OwnerContentLink))
.Select(link => link.OwnerContentLink)
.ToList();
I've tried to use info from this blog http://world.episerver.com/blogs/Per-Magne-Skuseth/Dates/2013/8/Letting-your-blocks-know-where-they-are/
to collect info about containg page for the block being published, but this works only when it gets to the rendering point.
Is there a way of getting the URL of containing page of the block being published if the block is actually contained in the content area?