M
Marcio Watanabe
If I use Request.QueryString["page"] for the URL below, an empty
string is returned:
http://listorders.aspx?page=
What is returned if I use Request.QueryString["page"] for:
http://listorders.aspx
I can test the former case easily:
if (Request.QueryString["page"] == string.Empty) {
I thought that would work for the latter case too, but it doesn't.
Is there an easy way to test for the latter case?
string is returned:
http://listorders.aspx?page=
What is returned if I use Request.QueryString["page"] for:
http://listorders.aspx
I can test the former case easily:
if (Request.QueryString["page"] == string.Empty) {
I thought that would work for the latter case too, but it doesn't.
Is there an easy way to test for the latter case?