FormView and Hyperlinks With Multiple QueryStrings

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Hello

I have a formview on my page that requires a hyperlink that contains multiple values such as:

viewscreen.aspx?ID={0}&SOURCE=xxxxxx&SUBJECT=xxxxxxx

I can get the first part working: viewscreen.aspx?ID={0} as the {0} is the value of the bound item, but how can I populate the other values for SOURCE & SUBJECT?

The values for SOURCE & SUBJECT are in the same form and are also bound label items...

Any help is most appreciated as ever.

Thanks

Pete

PS: I have inlcuded the entry at the moment as it appears on the .aspx page:

XML

<asp:HyperLink ID="COMMUNICATION_IDLabel" runat="server"
                                                NavigateUrl='<%# Eval("COMMUNICATION_ID", "viewcase.aspx?COMMUNICATION_ID={0}")%>'
                                                Text='<%# Eval("COMMUNICATION_ID") %>'></asp:HyperLink>

Posted 24-Oct-10 23:55pm

codemagpie

Updated 25-Oct-10 0:15am

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Solution 1

Hi
You can get using

C#

string source = Request.QueryString["SOURCE"];
string subject = Request.QueryString["SUBJECT"];

Thanks,
Imdadhusen

Posted 25-Oct-10 0:01am

Sunasara Imdadhusen

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codemagpie 25-Oct-10 6:09am

Hi Imdadhusen

Would you be able to give a little example as I'm new to this and not sure how to write that as valid code for the QueryString.

Thanks

Pete

Sunasara Imdadhusen 25-Oct-10 7:14am

Yes, why not, please do let me know whenever you want any help from my site i will give you best answer as possible.

Solution 2

yoy can use query string for this

Posted 25-Oct-10 0:34am

chandrashekhar racharla

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m@dhu · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-25T00:50:00

Solution 3

viewscreen.aspx?ID={0}"&SOURCE="+Label1.Text+"&SUBJECT="+Label2.Text;

//viewsource page load event.

string src = Request.QueryString["SOURCE"];
string sub = Request.QueryString["SUBJECT"];

//src has SOURCE(Label1.Text) value and sub has SUBJECT(Label2.Text) value.

Posted 25-Oct-10 0:50am

m@dhu

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codemagpie 25-Oct-10 7:02am

Thanks guys for all your answers, most appreciated as usual