PLEASE HELP!!!! QUERY STRINGS IN ASP.NET!!!!!!!!!

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I've looked everywhere for this info, Please help!!!<BR>How does ASP.NET handle query strings? In classic ASP all you had to do is say <% n = Request.Querystring("n") %> and you get the value. How does ASP.NET do this?<BR><BR>Thanks,<BR>SamI responsded to your other list question.. are you having problems using them? Here is what I said before:<BR><BR>You can use querystrings in the same way you did with asp. The only slight difference is how you access the querystring. In asp you could just say request("yourstring") or request.querystring("yourstring") with .net you should use <BR>Httpcontext.Request.Querystring("yourstring")Thanks alot, I couldn't find the answer to what I thought was a simple question anywhere! I figured it was just a syntax change.I have one more question for you, consider this block of code:<BR><%@ Import Namespace="System.Data" %><BR><%@ Import Namespace="System.Data.SqlClient" %><BR><Script Runat="Server"> <BR>Sub Button_Click( s As Object, e As EventArgs )<BR> If IsValid Then<BR> Dim conPrimedia As SqlConnection<BR> Dim strInsert As String<BR> Dim cmdInsert As SqlCommand<BR> conPrimedia = New SqlConnection( "Server=localhost;UID=sa;PWD=;database=Primedia" )<BR> strInsert = "Insert Into Unsubs ( ID, timestamp, page ) Values ( 'ID', 'now()' , 'page' )"<BR> cmdInsert = New SqlCommand( strInsert, conPrimedia )<BR> conPrimedia.Open()<BR> cmdInsert.ExecuteNonQuery()<BR> conPrimedia.Close()<BR> Response.Redirect( "ThankYou.aspx" )<BR> End If<BR>End Sub<BR><BR>Where would I insert the "Httpcontext.Request.Querystring("n")"<BR>and do I have to say n = Httpcontext.Request.Querystring("n")?<BR>I'm getting compilation errors.<BR><BR>thanks