The QueryString collection gives you access to the variables in the current HTTP request query string. The query string is the part of the url proceeding the ? (question marker) and before the # (hash).
Properties| Count | Returns the number of query string variables sent this request. |
| Item(name or index) | Returns the query string variable value with the given name or index. |
| Key(index) | Returns the name of the name of the query string variable at the given index. |
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If the item requested does not exist in the collection Perceptive Enterprise Search will return
Empty. You can access a query string variable without specifying the Item property by calling Request.QueryString(variablename). |
http://localhost/mypage.html?firstName=John&lastName=Smith&address=123+some+streetTo output specific query string variables you can specify the following script:
First Name: <%= Request.QueryString("firstName") %> Last Name: <%= Request.QueryString("lastName") %> Address: <%= Request.QueryString("address") %>To enumerate all query string variables use the following:
<% For I = 0 to Result.QueryString.Count - 1 %> <%= Request.QueryString.Key(I) %>: <%= Request.QueryString(I) %> <% Next %>To view all query string variables in the raw form:
<%= Request.QueryString %>