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Using C# you would use a + dunno about VB.NET
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The & works fine for me on my page
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Originally posted by Diep-Vriezer Diep-Vriezer wrote:

Or create a custom parsing thing which looks a bit better (my opinion)

Response.Redirect("Test.aspx?" & strOne & "/" & strTwo)

/me likes doing some stuff different. Now you'll have to Split() the Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING") and assing the variables back. A bit more work, but it 'looks' better.

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I like mart's solution, but you get my vote for geek-of-the-week



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BTW, + and & do the same thing. I use &, but I used +. Dunno why I changed.
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It depends what your doing weather to use & or plus....

Dim strSomething As Integer = 1 & 1

Will produce 11

Dim strSomething As Integer = 1 + 1

Will produce 2
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In some more strongly typed languages, variable1 + variable2 will also attempt to do the math. A habit of using math operands for math, and the & (AKA "and sign") for concatenation is just a way of avoiding trouble when you cross languages.

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