Page.Request in class file

[Colin \(615498\)]

Why is the request and response properties not available from within a class
file? Do I need to refer in same way to objects or classes from the calling
page?

Thanks,
Colin.

[Eliyahu Goldin]

They are properties of Page class. You need to refer to an instance of Page
class.

For example:

public class aa
{
private System.Web.UI.P age callingPage;

public aa (System.Web.UI. Page callingPage)
{
this.callingPag e = callingPage;
}

public string ff ()
{
return callingPage.Req uest.Params["par1"].ToString()
}
}
Eliyahu

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Why is the request and response properties not available from within a class file? Do I need to refer in same way to objects or classes from the calling page?

Thanks,
Colin.

[Hans Kesting]

Eliyahu Goldin wrote:

They are properties of Page class. You need to refer to an instance
of Page class.

For example:

public class aa
{
private System.Web.UI.P age callingPage;

public aa (System.Web.UI. Page callingPage)
{
this.callingPag e = callingPage;
}

public string ff ()
{
return callingPage.Req uest.Params["par1"].ToString()
}
}
Eliyahu

Or:
You can use System.Web.Http Context.Current .Request
(and Session, Cache, Response, ..)

But: this will only work if there is really a httpcontext (=called as result of
an http request)

Hans Kesting
"Colin (615498)" <@.c> wrote in message
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Why is the request and response properties not available from within
a class file? Do I need to refer in same way to objects or classes
from the calling page?

Thanks,
Colin.

[Matt Berther]

Hello Colin (615498),

You can use this:

HttpContext.Cur rent.Request or HttpContext.Cur rent.Response

If you need other methods from the Page class, try this:

Page page = (Page)HttpConte xt.Current.Hand ler;

HTH!

--
Matt Berther
http://www.mattberther.com

Why is the request and response properties not available from within a
class file? Do I need to refer in same way to objects or classes
from the calling page?

Thanks,
Colin.