Sudeer,

Request.QueryString["country"] should do the job..

Mark.

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply.

If i have the site like http://localhost:233/en/home.aspx?country=DE then i can get by using the code which you had given.

But My site is running under umbraco.If i ispecify http://localhost:233/?country=DE like this in browser then it is redirecting to http://localhost:233/en/home.aspx with out having querystring.

I dont know weather umbraco internally rewrites the url and redirect to home.aspx with out having querystring.

Thanks

Sudeer

Sudeer,

What are you actually trying to do? I'm presuming you are trying to set up a multi lingual site?

Mark.

Mark,

Yes thats true. I am trying to read the querystring from this Url

http://localhost:233/?country=DE

Sudeer,

Have you had a look at this post about setting up multilingual sites - it seems to be the proper way of doing multilingual sites in Umbraco - it may save you a lot of hassle doing it this way.

Mark.

you can flow that link

@inject Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.IHttpContextAccessor HttpContextAccessor

@{ var url = HttpContextAccessor.HttpContext.Request; string currentURL = string.Concat(url.Host, url.Path,"item="); var serviceItemSelected = HttpContextAccessor.HttpContext.Request.Query["item"]; }enter code here

access qury string

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