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A neater way to check for multiple possibilities is...<br />
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Select Case Request.QueryString(&quot;Membe<wbr />rNumber&quot;) &amp;&nbsp;String.Empty<br />
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A neater way to check for multiple possibilities is...


Select Case Request.QueryString("MemberNumber") & String.Empty
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Default.aspx expects a URL variable for member number.<br />
For example, default.aspx?MemberNumber=<wbr />3270000<br />
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How can I test for things like <br />
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default.aspx?MemberNumber=<wbr />#member<br />
default.aspx?MemberNumber=<wbr /><br />
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etc..etc..<br />

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Default.aspx expects a URL variable for member number.
For example, default.aspx?MemberNumber=3270000

How can I test for things like 

default.aspx?MemberNumber=#member
default.aspx?MemberNumber=

etc..etc..


Validate Query String URL

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