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If I have a web page which expects to find a QueryString when the page is initially loaded. Once the page is loaded, the client can make other choices which in effects alters the values that "should" be in the query string. When the page is repost it still maintains the old query string, which does not hurt anything, but it seems strange. Is there a way for me to alter this query string so that on subsequent re-post it has the appropriate query string values which correlate to the values on the screen, or is this much to do about nothing?
 
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Kevin Spencer

If it doesn't hurt anything then, yes, it is much ado about nothing. IOW, if
it ain't fixed, don't broke it! ;-)

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

jim Heavey said:
If I have a web page which expects to find a QueryString when the page is
initially loaded. Once the page is loaded, the client can make other
choices which in effects alters the values that "should" be in the query
string. When the page is repost it still maintains the old query string,
which does not hurt anything, but it seems strange. Is there a way for me
to alter this query string so that on subsequent re-post it has the
appropriate query string values which correlate to the values on the screen,
or is this much to do about nothing?
 

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