Extract current page url without host

Anybody aware of a {tag_ or {module- that returns the current page url without host, i.e. on page 'http://mysite.com/sub/page1.html' we need to extract the page url 'page1.html'?
Thanks

I think I missed it the first time, but I found it, thanks (http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1032246?tstart=0)

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