Please help me to get query string value from the URL.
http://test.com/test.aspx#id=test
I tried to access with
Request.QueryString["id"]
Its getting null value.Please suggest how to access id from the url.
Thanks
Add a comment
|
5 Answers
I agree with everyone that the # should be a ?, but just FYI:
Note it isn't actually possible get the anchor off the URL, for example:
http://test.com/test.aspx#id=test
The problem is that # specified an anchor in the page, so the browser sees:
http://test.com/test.aspx
And then looks in the page for
<a id="test">Your anchor</a>
As this is client side you need to escape the # from the URL - you can't get it on the server because the browser's already stripped it off.
If you want the part after the # you have to copy it using Javascript before the request is sent to the server, and put the value in the querystring.
More info here c# get complete URL with "#"
Comments
A query string starts with a question mark ? not a hash #.
Try:
http://test.com/test.aspx?id=test
Using a hash, you're asking to jump to a named anchor within the document, not providing a query string
Comments
Your URL is not valid.
http://test.com/test.aspx#id=test
refers to a bookmark named id=test.
You should use
http://test.com/test.aspx?id=test
And then Request.QueryString["id"] will work.
2 Comments
PrateekSaluja
Its api call so i can't do anything.
quemeful
I see you have come a long way @HenkHolterman. With 193K reputation and in the top 0.05% or SO you probably now know what an API call is haha.
If you would like to use it as hash tag you can use:
string value = Request.Url.ToString().Split('#')[1];
with this code, you will have your hash tag value.
Comments
Isnt it supposed to be?
http://test.com/test.aspx?id=test
Comments
