how to get the answer of Response.write method

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hi all , i have Q :
i used this this method to Return my Value

C#

context.Response.Write(id.Tostring());

but i dont know how can I Get this value ,,
should i use this ,

C#

context.Request.Params["id"].ToString();

?
plz help me Guys ! TnQ

Posted 3-Dec-12 4:43am

mahmii

Updated 3-Dec-12 10:33am

fjdiewornncalwe

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ZurdoDev 3-Dec-12 11:28am

Response.Write is writing the value to the response, which usually will mean that it will be printed on the users screen. Can you explain better what you are trying to do because this doesn't make much sense?

Arun kumar Gauttam 3-Dec-12 12:57pm

I don't understand the meaning of your question,plz explain it in proper way

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Dec-12 12:57pm

The question just makes no sense. Probably it is based on some misconception; but we don't know what was your thinking. A client sends HTTP request and received HTTP response, as defined by HTTP protocol. Learn about it. If a Web browser does it, you don't have to write any code to "get this value"; it is already done. If you need to write some client-side application other then a browser, ask about it, I'll tell you how to do it...
--SA

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2012-12-03T10:38:00

Response.Write just ouputs a literal string to the Response Stream going to the client.
If you need this value to come back through the Request Stream then you'll need to add it something like this into your html and within your form so that you can pull it from the form data on the server later.

HTML

<input id="YourId" type="hidden" value="Your value goes here" />

Then in your code behind you can see this value like this

C#

string yourValue = YourId.Value;

yourValue will equal "Your value goes here"...