string a = Request ("ABC")

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What does Request ("ABC") refer to?

Posted 3-Feb-13 22:41pm

lebna thomas

Updated 3-Feb-13 23:19pm

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CHill60 4-Feb-13 4:52am

This isn't VB.NET! And you need to give us some context - don't just post a single line of code.
In most versions of VS you should be able to click on "Response" and hit Shift-F2 to take you to the definition

lebna thomas 4-Feb-13 5:22am

thanks that worked :)

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2013-02-03T22:51:00

Solution 1

I guess you are looking at the Response class[^].
This gets the response for the current HTTP object.

Posted 3-Feb-13 22:51pm

Abhinav S

lebna thomas · Answer 2 · 2013-02-03T23:20:00

Solution 2

I am sorry, it was request object :)

Posted 3-Feb-13 23:20pm

lebna thomas