Hi there,
Simply type Me.Request (
VB) or this.Request (C#) in the Code Behind of a Page and you'll see these properties. They provide you access to the current request or response, enabling you to access, say, a query string variable like this (C#)
string id = this.Request.QueryString.Get("Id");
Since this (or Me) is optional here, this works the same:
string id = Request.QueryString.Get("Id");
Hope this helps,
Imar