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Is this Querystring?

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    mehrdadc48
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    Hi. Some links have Addresses like www.myDomain.com/test/?id=1. what is the last section (/?id=1)? If it is QueryString, the QS of which page, because QS are so: /q.aspx?id=1 in wich page I can read the value of this QS?

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      Hi. Some links have Addresses like www.myDomain.com/test/?id=1. what is the last section (/?id=1)? If it is QueryString, the QS of which page, because QS are so: /q.aspx?id=1 in wich page I can read the value of this QS?

      Best wishes

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      cisco2103
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      Yes it is querystring.. It is the index page of the test folder's query string. Make sense?

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      • M mehrdadc48

        Hi. Some links have Addresses like www.myDomain.com/test/?id=1. what is the last section (/?id=1)? If it is QueryString, the QS of which page, because QS are so: /q.aspx?id=1 in wich page I can read the value of this QS?

        Best wishes

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        Christian Graus
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        You can read the querystring in the page that generates it. You can't read the query string of other pages, because they don't exist.

        Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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