Conditionally Check Two Urls Based On "Request.QueryString"?
Aug 17, 2010
I have a page which will have these urls,
http://localhost:1218/Order-AUG17/Forms/Order.aspx?ContactName=HajaMubeen and
http://localhost:1218/Order-AUG17/Forms/Order.aspx
and in my page load i have checked this,
if (Request.QueryString["ContactName"] != "")
//My logic
else
//My logic
But this if condition fails for both the urls.
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