passing parameters to an iframe from codebehind

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Hi ,

this my aspx code

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<iframe   id="I1"   runat="server" frameborder="0"   vspace="0"   hspace="0"   marginwidth="0"   marginheight="0"   scrolling="auto"   src="../MasterPage/Listpage.aspx?id=3" name="I1" style="width: 672px; height: 210px">



</iframe>       </li>

my code behind:
I1.Attributes.Add("src", "../MasterPage/Listpage.aspx?CompanyID=" + strCompanyid);

Here i need to pass the parameter strcompanyid,param1,param2 to another page(LISTPAGE) pls help me out how to pass the multiple values from code behind, i searched in Internet not able to find this

code Behind(listpage.aspx)

intCompanyID = Convert.ToInt32(Request.QueryString["CompanyID"]);

Posted 21-May-13 9:33am

ashok_89

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ZurdoDev 21-May-13 21:59pm

Just add more parameters to your querystring. You already have
I1.Attributes.Add("src", "../MasterPage/Listpage.aspx?CompanyID=" + strCompanyid)
so now just do
I1.Attributes.Add("src", "../MasterPage/Listpage.aspx?CompanyID=" + strCompanyid + "&parm1=" + Parm1)

ashok_89 22-May-13 1:19am

Great thanks a lot it worked.

ZurdoDev 22-May-13 7:36am

Awesome.

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-22T01:37:00

Just add more parameters to your querystring. You already have I1.Attributes.Add("src", "../MasterPage/Listpage.aspx?CompanyID=" + strCompanyid) so now just do

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I1.Attributes.Add("src", "../MasterPage/Listpage.aspx?CompanyID=" + strCompanyid + "&parm1=" + Parm1)

You can then keep adding on more parameters as needed using the ¶mname=paramvalue format.