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The first one is the classic querystring way supported natively by ASP.net:<br />
replies?param1=3<br />
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The second is based on routes, which is a commonly used in the MVC designs.<br />
You can still use routes in ASP.net webforms, but ASP.net MVC makes it easier to implement.<br />
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So to put it simple, the choice is much related to how you want to build your site, Web Forms or MVC? :)
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The first one is the classic querystring way supported natively by ASP.net:
replies?param1=3

The second is based on routes, which is a commonly used in the MVC designs.
You can still use routes in ASP.net webforms, but ASP.net MVC makes it easier to implement.

So to put it simple, the choice is much related to how you want to build your site, Web Forms or MVC? :)

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thanks for the explaination,<br />
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1) if i use mvc which i do at the moment and prefer to pass in <br />
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replies?param1=3 can i do that? if so could you show a little code snippet that accomplishes that<br />
<br />
if i want to use param1/3 as in routes could you share a small code to accomlish that insted too
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thanks for the explaination,

1) if i use mvc which i do at the moment and prefer to pass in

replies?param1=3 can i do that? if so could you show a little code snippet that accomplishes that

if i want to use param1/3 as in routes could you share a small code to accomlish that insted too

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hi, <br />
<br />
i am trying to learn if i want to pass a parameter as param1/3 &nbsp; vs replies?param1=3<br />
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i would like to learn how to generate each of them what should i do, and which 1 i should prefer in my coding?<br />
<br />
thanks
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hi, 

i am trying to learn if i want to pass a parameter as param1/3   vs replies?param1=3

i would like to learn how to generate each of them what should i do, and which 1 i should prefer in my coding?

thanks

can you explain me how to pass query string parameter in url vs. passing parameter as example /param1/2

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