C# ASP Response.Redirect URL Parameter being moved in output URL

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I'm using Response.Redirect to to refresh a page with a parameter appended to the end of the URL but for some reason the parameter is being moved to a different part of the URL.

Here's an example, my URL is http://domain.com/en/members/careers/vacancies/?output=html

I want this URL to refresh with the following: http://domain.com/en/members/careers/vacancies/?output=html&param=1

I want to include the extra parameter so I used the following function:

string url = CurrentPage.LinkURL;
Response.Redirect(url+"?output=html&param=1");

Yet when the page refreshes it has redirected to the following URL: http://domain.com/en/?output=html/members/careers/vacancies/

I have no idea why the the output parameter is being put there after /en/ or where my second parameter has gone.

I've been at this for a few hours and I'm going crazy looking at it, any suggestions on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Outputted the value and I got /Templates/Members/Pages/JobListingPage.aspx?id=95415&epslanguage=en this might have something to do with URL rewriting — Ross
– Ross, Commented Jun 25, 2015 at 15:16

Damian Hoffmann · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-25 15:03:16Z

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Maybe try this instead of CurrentPage.LinkURL. Also in you Response.Redirect take out the "?output=html" as it will already be in your string

string URL = System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsoluteUri;
Response.Redirect(URL + "&param=1");

answered Jun 25, 2015 at 15:03

Damian Hoffmann

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Ross Over a year ago

This does work better thanks, however as this includes the original parameter it means that if I use the function more than once I end up with duplicated parameters e.g &param=1&param=1 but this alright I can make a workaround for this. Thanks!

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