Thanx!
It worked very well.
Philip
> Request is indeed not directly available. However, you can retrieve a
c> urrent HTTPContext and ask for its Request object.
> Here is an example:
> Imports System.Web.HttpRequest
I> mports System.Web.HttpUtility
> Dim _context As HttpContext = HttpContext.Current
s> MyCookieValue = UrlDecode(_context.Request.Cookies
(> "MyCookieName").Value.ToString())
> In the example above, sMyCookieValue will contain the value of the
cookie
M> yCookieName.
> HtH
> Imar
>
> > Hello!
> > I'm developing an multilingual application and would like to get the
f> > unctionlaity of the languages in an own class.
> > In sub new of the class i would like to check a cookie but there seems
t> o
b> > e problems with that.
> > I get the error "request no available in ..."
> > How can I resolve this problem?
> > Philip.