Obtain parameters submitted by post and get in ASP. NET.

< Form ID = " Form1 " Method = " Get " Runat = " Server " >
< Div >
Your name < ASP: textbox ID = " Name " Runat = " Server " > < / ASP: textbox > < BR />
< BR />
Your website < ASP: textbox ID = " Website " Runat = " Server " > < / ASP: textbox > < BR />
< BR />
< BR />
< ASP: button ID = " Button1 " Runat = " Server " Text = " Send " /> < BR />
< BR />
< BR />
Learn request and response usage < BR />
< BR />
< BR />
< / Div >
< / Form >

< Form ID = " Form2 " Method = " Post " Runat = " Server " >
< Div >
Your name < ASP: textbox ID = " Name2 " Runat = " Server " > < / ASP: textbox > < BR />
< BR />
Your website < ASP: textbox ID = " Website2 " Runat = " Server " > < / ASP: textbox > < BR />
< BR />
< BR />
< ASP: button ID = " Button2 " Runat = " Server " Text = " Send " /> < BR />
< BR />
< BR />
Learn request and response usage < BR />
< BR />
< BR />
< / Div >
< / Form >

/*From the URL, we can see the difference between ASP. NET get and post. So how can we program the data reception?
There are 1st types of data to be transmitted using the get method:
*/

Protected Void Page_load ( Object Sender, eventargs E)
{
String ID = Request. querystring [ " Name " ];
String Website = Request. querystring [ " Website " ];
Response. Write (ID + " <Br> " + Website );

Response. Write ("You are using"+Request. requesttype+"Transmission data");

}

//2nd. Write Method for receiving data transmitted using the POST method:

ProtectedVoidPage_load (ObjectSender, eventargs E)
{

string Id2 = request. form [ " name2 " ];
string website2 = request. form [ " website2 " ];
response. write (Id2 + "
" + website2 );

Response. Write ("You are using"+Request. requesttype+"Transmission data");

}

StringID4=Request ["Name4"];
StringWebsite4=Request ["Website4"];
Response. Write (ID4+"<Br>"+Website4 );

// 3rd typesCodeStatement:
// Write method

String ID3 = Request. Params [ " Name3 " ];
String Website3 = Request. Params [ " Website3 " ];
Response. Write (ID3 + " <Br> " + Website3 );

// B Writing Method

String ID4 = Request [ " Name4 " ];
String Website4 = Request [ " Website4 " ];
Response. Write (ID4 + " <Br> " + Website4 );

 

 

In form submission, the difference between ASP. NET get and post methods is summarized as follows:

 

1. Get is to get data from the server, and post is to send data to the server.

 

2. Get is to add the parameter data queue to the URL referred to by the Action attribute of the submission form. The values correspond to each field in the form one by one and can be seen in the URL. Post uses the http post mechanism to place fields in the form and their content in the HTML header and send them to the URL address referred to by the Action attribute. You cannot see this process.

 

3. For the get method, the server uses request. querystring to obtain the value of the variable. For the POST method, the server uses request. Form to obtain the submitted data.

 

4. The data volume transmitted by get is small and cannot exceed 2 kb. The amount of data transmitted by post is large, which is generally not restricted by default. Theoretically, the maximum size of IIS4 is 80 KB, and that of iis5 is 100kb.

 

5. Low get security and high post security. However, the execution efficiency is better than the POST method.

 

Suggestion:

 

1. The get method is more secure than the POST method. If it contains confidential information, we recommend that you use the post data submission method;

 

2. We recommend that you use the get Method for Data Query. We recommend that you use the post Method for Data addition, modification, or deletion.

 

 

What are the differences between Params, request, request. querystring, and request. Form!

 

Msdn:Request objectRequest
Request. Form: Get the data submitted in post mode (receive the data submitted by form );
Request. querystring: Get the address bar parameters (data submitted in get Mode)
Request: contains the preceding two methods (obtain the data submitted by the get method first), which are searched in order in querystring, form, and servervariable. And sometimes different results will be obtained. If you only need a data in form, but you use request instead of request. formProgramYou can also search for querystring and servervariable. If the same name exists in your querystring or servervariable, you don't get the expected value.
Request. params is a set of all post and get values. params is actually a set, which in turn includes request. querystring, request. form, request. cookies and requests. servervariable.

 

Although Asp.net is a post form, it only post itself and cannot post to other pages.

 

if you have to submit a page, use the HTML element to set runat =" server" remove submit for submission
use request. form ["XXX"] available values