How to Use Response.Redirect and Pass/Keep All Existing Querystring Parameters In The Redirect

I wanted to know if there is a way to redirect the user from one page to another, but keep all the existing querystring parameters in the original page request.

Example: User is on the URL domain.com/folder/page.aspx?key1=1&key2=yes&key3=456534234-5445435 and some action needs to redirect the user to domain2.com/folder2/page2.aspx but also pass all the existing querystring variables as the number of querystring variables in page.aspx differs occasionally (e.g. not always three querystring variables). So the final redirect would take the user to domain2.com/folder2/page2.aspx?key1=1&key2=yes&key3=456534234-5445435 in the example.

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bklmnsh

8/22/2022 - Mon

krunal_shah

2/15/2010

ya you can pass the query string variables in the Response.Redirect
like,

Response.Redirect("domain2.com/folder2/page2.aspx?key1=1&key2=yes&key3=456534234-5445435");

endrec

2/15/2010

ASKER

Ok, what if the number and value for the querystring variables is dynamic, e.g. how do I get all the querystring variables for the current page and include that in the redirect request to another page? That's the question I'm hoping to get some aid with.

endrec

2/15/2010

ASKER

I'm trying to get the querystring variables for the current page then append them to the redirect to another page at some point (e.g. user clicks a particular button, some particular logic is executed).

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bklmnsh

2/15/2010

Response.Redirect("domain2.com/folder2/page2.aspx?" + Request.QueryString.ToString());

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krunal_shah

2/15/2010

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bklmnsh

3/5/2010

Hmmm... My solution does exactly what you asked, doesn't it? :)