Im new to both ASP.Net and C# and Im currently working on a homepage
project.
The Server/Request-object is causing some kind of headake for me as
the scope seems somewhat limited. How can I access this from other
functions or methods in the same class? Take
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
contentLabel.Text = returnLanguage();
}
public static string returnLanguage()
{
return Request.QueryString["lang"];
}
This *should* work in my eyes as the Server-object or Request-object
should be globaly available. Is there any other workarounds on this,
or would I need to use
returnLanguage( Request.QueryString["lang"] );
I know passing one little argument is no big deal, but it will be when
I during the process change one detail in the function, and need to
replace the argument-list for all caller functions.
Any thoughts on best practice ?
Best regards,
Rune
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