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Unhappy can i get help with asp.net

hi,

i am new to this forum. i am a freshie in asp.net and am having problems with my code. is this a right place to post my doubts ? or can somone suggest anyother forum where i can post my doubts in asp.net !

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Hey roopados - welcome to the forums!

You are correct! This is the forum for asp.net, and various other .net/asp type things :P.

Ask away - or post anything you think might help out others (links to good sites/tutorials/guides etc.).
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querystring

Page1.aspx has:

Response.Redirect("Page2.aspx?ID=" & seq)


Page2.aspx

Dim seq = Request.QueryString("ID")

In this should "ID" be defined anywhere ? Instead of "ID" can i write anything else, is it a defined variable ??


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If you are talking about page 2, then no, ID (a query string parameter) does not need to be defined anywhere. It is "defined" in the querystring already.

You can attempt to .querystring() anything, but you will only receive a value if one exists in the querystring.

btw - in future, can you please post your question in an a new thread, with an appropriate subject. It makes browsing the forums easy for others this way.

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