Query String on Gridview

Raul Juarez

16y7.2k.NET

Would some one help me to find out what am doing wrong? I added
& currentUser=<%txtCurrentUser.Text%> and I had the error below
Code:
<ItemTemplate>
<a href="OrderShoeRepairByCompany.aspx?VendorID=<%# ((Vendor)Container.DataItem).VendorID.ToString()%>& currentUser=<%txtCurrentUser.Text%>">Go to Servicesa>
ItemTemplate>
Error:
Compiler Error Message: CS1002: ; expected
Line 946:            #line default
Line 947:            #line hidden
Line 948:            @__w.Write("\">Go to Services\r\n                        \r\n                        \r\n       " +
Line 949:                    "             ");
Line 950:        }

7 Replies

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Raul Juarez16y ago
Well that is you opinion, please see my solution to this problem I did not use your semicolon. I asked What I was doing wrong? You said was semicolon I tried but it did not work, so I place # (# txtCurrentUser.Text) and that solved my problem. If you want me to give you credits for just read the debuger (CS1002: ; expected ) I am not sure about it. I don't think am wasting your time because next time you should analize the code and not conclude what you just read on debugger, any way if that is the case you should stop answering me.
<a href="OrderShoeRepairByCompany.aspx?VendorID=<%# ((Vendor)Container.DataItem).VendorID.ToString()%>¤tUser=<%# txtCurrentUser.Text%>">Go to Servicesa>ItemTemplate>
Sam Hobbs16y ago
Then please ask the question you are asking. Your question said "I had the error below" and the error below is "CS1002: ; expected"; there is nothing about "passing the variables as quesrystring" in your question.

Please ask the question you need help with instead of just wasting other people's time.
Raul Juarez16y ago
Sam Hobbs I did not have to add any semicolons, My original concern was what I was doing wrong and obviously semicolons was not an issue.
It is easy to see the error and answer YUPI semicolons is the problem. but in this case I was asking what I was doing wrong in passing the variables as quesrystring and no specifically about semicolons. Your answer didn't help me sorry.
Sam Hobbs16y ago
That error you received after adding the semicolon is a different error, so I answered your question. You should mark my answer as an answer.
Raul Juarez16y ago
This work for me
<ItemTemplate>

<a href="OrderShoeRepairByCompany.aspx?VendorID=<%# ((Vendor)Container.DataItem).VendorID.ToString()%>¤tUser=<%# txtCurrentUser.Text%>">Go to Servicesa>ItemTemplate>
Raul Juarez16y ago
Am using C# semi colons are added but still showing error. Any ideas?

Description: An error occurred during the compilation of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific error details and modify your source code appropriately.

Compiler Error Message: CS1026: ) expected
Line 105:                    --%>
Line 106:
Line 107:                        Go to Services
Line 108:
Line 109:
Source File: c:\Projectos\ShoeRepairNY\Default.aspx    Line: 107
Sam Hobbs16y ago
What langauge are you using; VB or C#? Since it is complaining about a missing semicolon, it is using C# even if you are not. I don't see a semicolon and if you are using C# then you need a semicolon.