can i have two query strings on a single page

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i want to assign product_name in querystring and want to use product_id at code behind any idea

Posted 29-Oct-13 18:29pm

Omprakash Kukana

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Thomas ktg 30-Oct-13 1:05am

You mean to say that you want pass multiple querystring in a page url?

Omprakash Kukana 30-Oct-13 1:45am

i hv done it by passing multiple values in a query string thnx 2 ol u

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-10-29T19:04:00

Query strings have nothing to do with ASP.NET pages. You can use different query strings (different connection strings, different databases, etc.) on the same page or same one on different pages. Your problem is purely artificial, in reality it simply does not exist. In this sense, it cannot be "resolved", there is nothing to resolve.

Think of separation of concerns: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_concerns[^].

—SA