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Can one use Requst.QueryString, if the method of the form is POST?
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JohnYingling
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No. You need to use Request.Form BUT I've had situations where the QueryString came in, left over from another page, and if the QueryString and the Form had a variable with the same name, Request("variablename"
would get the "old" value from the QueryString.
would get the "old" value from the QueryString. - Thread starter
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Sometimes, Request.Form does not work. All the values of the form are passed as part of the query string to the next page, but when i do a request.form on the next page, and display it's value, it returns blank.
But instead when i use request.querystring, it works...Can you tell me How??
Thanks,
Radhika.
But instead when i use request.querystring, it works...Can you tell me How??
Thanks,
Radhika.
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