Basic one....

[axum]

Hi all, could you tell me how i would go about starting up my Web App so that it already has something in the QueryString? Can you do this...?

http://localhost/testproject/index.aspx?query=test

like so? so i can debug it properly and not hardcode QString values in all the time...

Cheers

Axum

 

[Robby]

yes

 

[axum]

err, yes what?! yes its possible i guess...

Can you provide me with a little more info.....like HOW to do it?

Thanks

Axum

 

[Robby]

The only question you asked was Can you do this...?
http://localhost/testproject/index.aspx?query=test

I said yes. the example you gave should work just fine.

 

[axum]

err no actually, thats not ALL i asked.... I asked about starting up an ASP.NET project so that the Querystring has parameters actually...so that i can DEBUG it, i obviously know you can get to it by using the URL i entered....Sorry, maybe i was sounding a little TOO basic!! So when i press F5 the QString values are already present...

Axum

 

[Robby]

F5 compiles the project, then launches the page. Lets say the IDE is able to include the QueryString, this doesnt help the end-user.
I guess you can use Session variables to verify if its the first page of the users session.

 

[bungpeng]

I guess this F5 is in IE instead of VS.NET right? in IE F5 mean "Refresh" the page.

axum, I cant really understand your question, you need the default querystring parameter in your page? what do you mean debug it?

 

[axum]

crikey, i thought i was being as basic as i could be!!

Ok, i have my ASP.NET project, with C# codebehind, i press F5 WITHIN the VS.IDE, this starts everything running, and fires up IE with this URL....http://localhost/testproject/index.aspx

Actually, this page, when used by the end user, will ALWAYS have a Querystring parameter attached. So : http://localhost/testproject/index.aspx?id=1 for example.

But can i start the project, ie. by pressing F5 WITHIN the IDE, WITH this Querystring parameter already present? So when, in my Page_Load, i can actually do a Request.Querystring["id"], rather than having to hard code one each time...?

Is that basic enough a question?

Cheers

Axum