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wudang26 (TechnicalUser)
21 May 12 11:55
ok Im using visual studio.net
<%@ Page language="c#" Codebehind="WebForm1.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="True" Inherits="test.WebForm1"

im trying to get the server variable to display
str = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_ID")

question how is this formatted/coded in the aspx page or is this done on the aspx.cs? If so how do you do it.

thanks in advance
ralphtrent (Programmer)
21 May 12 15:38
I don't think I follow what you are trying to accomplish. Can you tell us that?

Do you just want to show the value of str? Is so , just do Response.Write(str) in your code behind.
phinoppix (Programmer)
19 Jun 12 1:39
Use Response.Write(), inline server tag, Trace.WriteLine() if your debugging, just to name a few.

Better yet, you can post this ASP.NET specific question to the ASP.NET forum. :)

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