hi steve,
you can always refer to the Request.UrlReferrer.Query
this value is lost in postbacks, because the referrer becomes itself after a
postback to itself, but it's very easy to build a derived Page class that
persists the referrer across postbacks. you can use this across your whole
site then to have reliable access to the page referrer.
hth
tim
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Hi,
What is the best way to store/retrieve query strings for pages when the
user is navigating backwards using the SiteMapPath control?
Thanks.
Steve