Querystring in startup page......

[Biren Prajapati]

Hi All,

Can anyone give me the way through which we can give querystrings in
the startup page in visual studio 2003?

E.g.
Suppose if my startup page is login.aspx, and everytime if I want to
start with

http://localhost/test/login.aspx?CustomerId=1001

Thanks,
Biren.

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

No idea if you can set a default query string in the startup page (I don't
thikn so)

But doing what you want is VERY simple, set the startup page to login.aspx
in the page_load do this:

if ( Page.querystring["customerid'} == null )
{
Response.Redirect( "login.aspx?CustomerID=100" , true);
return;

}
It will load the same page with your default parameter

--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation

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Hi All,

Can anyone give me the way through which we can give querystrings in
the startup page in visual studio 2003?

E.g.
Suppose if my startup page is login.aspx, and everytime if I want to
start with

http://localhost/test/login.aspx?CustomerId=1001

Thanks,
Biren.

[chris martin]

> Hi All,

Can anyone give me the way through which we can give querystrings in
the startup page in visual studio 2003?

E.g.
Suppose if my startup page is login.aspx, and everytime if I want to
start with
http://localhost/test/login.aspx?CustomerId=1001

Thanks,
Biren.

Right click on your project -> Properties -> Configuration Properties ->
Debugging -> Start Page -> add your querystring.

Chris

[Biren Prajapati]

It didn't work as you specified. I had to specify "Command Line
Parameters" in that page.

But thanks anyways for atleast giving me the page where I could specify
these parameters.