Read a querystring value in aspx

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Hallo,

I do want to read a parameter value from the url. I do not mean in the code behind, instead I want to use it in the aspx-file.

This is the url: ... document.aspx?name=filename.pdf

Now I want to get the filename to display the file in an iframe:

<iframe src="http://www.xxx.xx/files/"+"<%$ QueryString:name%>" height="800" width="800" name="pdf">Text</iframe>

This doesn't work. How can I get the filename from the url?

Posted 14-Oct-11 1:25am

chris085

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Solution 1

VB

try this...
name=".pdf"

Posted 14-Oct-11 1:34am

devildx2050

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chris085 14-Oct-11 7:47am

That's just the name of the frame. I do want to add the parameter to the src.

devildx2050 15-Oct-11 2:34am

ok

Solution 3

Refer this article

http://www.bloggingdeveloper.com/post/JavaScript-QueryString-ParseGet-QueryString-with-Client-Side-JavaScript.aspx[^]

Posted 14-Oct-11 1:59am

Anuja Pawar Indore

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Muralikrishna8811 · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-14T02:21:00

Solution 4

Hi,

you can check this once

HTML

<% if (Request.QueryString["name"] != null)
     { %>
     <iframe src='default23.aspx?name=<%=Request.QueryString["name"].ToString()%>' width ="400" height ="400"></iframe>

   <% }%>

All the Best.

Posted 14-Oct-11 2:21am

Muralikrishna8811

jgegroups · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-14T01:55:00

Solution 2

You will find these parameters in the Request object:
<%=Request["name"] %>

Posted 14-Oct-11 1:55am

jgegroups

Updated 14-Oct-11 2:01am

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