Request.QueryString problem

[Guest]

I am creating a asp.net web page on c#. When call the url which is my web
project... http://localhost/webapp/testpage.aspx?test=1234#item

On the load of the page testpage.aspx I have code...
Request.QueryString["test"]

This returns 1234`

Why does is stop at the #? How do I make is work so that the value 1234#item
is returned?

 

[mortb]

I can't see why this will not work for you. I've done this a lot of times
using ; instead of # as separator
My best bet is changing the # character in your qs.

/mortb

 

[john smith]

I am creating a asp.net web page on c#. When call the url which is my web
project... http://localhost/webapp/testpage.aspx?test=1234#item

On the load of the page testpage.aspx I have code...
Request.QueryString["test"]

This returns 1234`

Why does is stop at the #? How do I make is work so that the value 1234#item
is returned?

That's normal behavior - it's not an ASP.Net specific problem or
anything. The # sign is used as a delimiter in the URI to separate the
page fragment identifier (i.e. anchor). There is a RFC about this.
You'll have to URLEncode it first (i.e. %23). Same for other reserved
characters.