QueryString's lifetime?

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Hello,

When I navigate to a page, say called Form1.aspx, with a QueryString, any
postbacks within Form1.aspx keeps the content of QueryString. However, when I
redirect Form1.aspx to itself the content of QueryString is lost. What is the
lifetime of QueryString?

Thank you.
 
When I navigate to a page, say called Form1.aspx, with a QueryString, any
postbacks within Form1.aspx keeps the content of QueryString. However, when I
redirect Form1.aspx to itself the content of QueryString is lost. What is the
lifetime of QueryString?
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As long as the querystring remains a part of the URL, it's accessible.

If you redirect back to itself sans querystring, it's gone.

-Darrel
 
Thank you.

darrel said:
As long as the querystring remains a part of the URL, it's accessible.

If you redirect back to itself sans querystring, it's gone.

-Darrel
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