how to pass a query string to a page generated at runtime

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I want to pass the query string to a page generated at runtime this code is in web service please help.

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Page nk = new Page();
     UserControl ct1 = (UserControl)nk.LoadControl("~/testusercontrol.ascx");
     nk.Controls.Add(ct1);
     StringWriter wrs = new StringWriter();

     HttpContext.Current.Server.Execute(nk, wrs, false);
     return wrs.ToString();

Posted 5-Jan-12 22:11pm

naren programmers

Updated 5-Jan-12 22:42pm

RaisKazi

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anushripatil 6-Jan-12 6:43am

if in the page where you are writing this code, you are getting the querystring, then you add a hidden field to your page and You can pass the querystring to a hiddenfield .

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NandaKumer · Answer 1 · 2012-01-06T09:28:00

Solution 2

check these blogs
http://www.asp.net/web-forms/videos/how-do-i/how-do-i-pass-information-from-one-page-to-another-using-a-query-string[^]
http://forums.asp.net/t/1415446.aspx/1[^]
--NDK

Posted 6-Jan-12 9:28am

NandaKumer

donaldrichardson · Answer 2 · 2012-01-06T03:24:00

I assume this generated code sits in some sort of handler or page.
If its a handler the handler object would have the ability to get the querystring request object.

Then before creating the page object "nk" you could assign the query string there and add directly to your code
eg.

var qstringvariable = request.querystrin....
Page nk = new Page();
UserControl ct1 = (UserControl)nk.LoadControl("~/testusercontrol.ascx");
ct1.<property needing="" querystring=""> = qstringvariable
nk.Controls.Add(ct1);