I'm used to PHP. If I wanted to have a link with variables, I'd do
something like this in the html:
mysite.com/?user=<?php echo $myUser ?>

What's the best way to do this in ASP.NET
1. How do I do an Echo for a Session variable.
2. is it best design to do this in the html <% here %> or in the code behind?

Thanks

"Craig" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm used to PHP. If I wanted to have a link with variables, I'd do
> something like this in the html:
> mysite.com/?user=<?php echo $myUser ?>
>
> What's the best way to do this in ASP.NET
> 1. How do I do an Echo for a Session variable.


mysite.com/?user=<%=myUser%>


> 2. is it best design to do this in the html <% here %> or in the code
> behind?

It's really a preference thing.

Personally;
-if it's a simple page .. <%=myUser%> might be ok
-anything bigger, I would probably use code behind.