C# How to get a QueryString value from the UrlReferrer
April 24, 2008
Categories: Web & Software Development
Tags: C#
To get a QueryString value from the previous pages URL (aka: the UrlReferrer) you can use HttpUtility.ParseQueryString.
Like this!
NameValueCollection nameValueCollection = HttpUtility.ParseQueryString(Request.UrlReferrer.Query); string keyword = nameValueCollection["kw"];
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4 Responses to “C# How to get a QueryString value from the UrlReferrer”
By jimson on Jul 31, 2008
int k=9;
Response.Redirect(”new.aspx?k”,true);
nxt page ie:new.aspx
string str=Request.QueryString["k"]
By jimson on Jul 31, 2008
how to get value of k in new.aspx
By jill on Oct 24, 2008
I have tried this but my Request.UrlReferrer.Query is empty. Do you know any reason why the parameters are not being sent through
By Jeremy on Feb 23, 2009
Request.UrlReferrer.Query is empty. Do you know any reason why the parameters are not being sent through
try:
Page.Request…