visuallite
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Title says it all.
I done this numerous times with asp. Now I'm trying to pass one variable to another aspx page. It is passing the variable name and not the value. I know the variable has a value when I step through the code. Anyone everyhad this problem before.
From page:
string number = lstProject.SelectedItem.Value.Trim();
Response.Redirect("PSS_Report.aspx?ID=number",true);
On Recieving page:
string project_Number = null;
if (Request.QueryString["ID"].Length >0)
{
project_Number = Request.QueryString["ID"];
}
else
{
project_Number= "000-00-01";
}
project_Number becomes "number" instead of "106-01-01"?????????????
I done this numerous times with asp. Now I'm trying to pass one variable to another aspx page. It is passing the variable name and not the value. I know the variable has a value when I step through the code. Anyone everyhad this problem before.
From page:
string number = lstProject.SelectedItem.Value.Trim();
Response.Redirect("PSS_Report.aspx?ID=number",true);
On Recieving page:
string project_Number = null;
if (Request.QueryString["ID"].Length >0)
{
project_Number = Request.QueryString["ID"];
}
else
{
project_Number= "000-00-01";
}
project_Number becomes "number" instead of "106-01-01"?????????????
