C# - Why Is The Call To Request.QueryString["ReturnUrl"] Returning NULL
Jan 29, 2010
(This is a more narrow question)
In my asp.net MVC action, I am looking if the ReturnUrl value is in the URL.
My Url looks like this:
[URL]
In my action, I am looking if that querystring value exists, and it is returning NULL?? How can this be?
The code:
if(Request.QueryString["ReturnUrl"] != null)
{
}
Tracing through the application, it is just skipping the if statement's body i.e. it is NULL.
How can this be explained?
[URL]
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