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Removing Query Strings
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Is there any possible way to remove a query string without redirecting to another page? You see, my problem is I am using panels, when the create new button is clicked, it gives the querystring of "?JobID=New" now when I click on another button (which simply hides the current panel and makes another visible), the query string is still there. I have tried Request.QueryString.Remove and Request.QueryString.Clear but it says it is read only, is there any possible way to remove it?
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I just researched a little. It's not possible 
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Hi Slade, I found this article that explains exactly what your looking for. It's written in VB.net but I rewrote it in C# if you need it:
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...g_Argument.asp
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...g_Argument.asp
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Originally Posted by Slade
I just researched a little. It's not possible
hi Slade,
According to me URL rewriting can help in solving your problem. Just check following URL
http://forums.asp.net/p/1217523/2165532.aspx
Hope this will help you.
If problem persist feel free to share with me.
Thanks & Regards
Dilip Kumar Vishwakarma
Programmer
.Net Consulting
According to me URL rewriting can help in solving your problem. Just check following URL
http://forums.asp.net/p/1217523/2165532.aspx
Hope this will help you.
If problem persist feel free to share with me.
Thanks & Regards
Dilip Kumar Vishwakarma
Programmer
.Net Consulting
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Yes it is possible Slade.
You need to ask yourself, how did the querystring get there?
A URL is read only yes, so you cannot "edit" it through commands on the server.
Just think about it a bit.. you got the querystring when you submitted the form...
You need to ask yourself, how did the querystring get there?
A URL is read only yes, so you cannot "edit" it through commands on the server.
Just think about it a bit.. you got the querystring when you submitted the form...
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