HttpExtensions Methods

Gets the platform request ID from the current HttpContext object, if any. If no current HttpContext object exists (e.g. in the studio), a null or empty string is returned.

Gets the user token from the cookie on the HttpContext object. If no current HttpContext object exists (e.g. in the studio), a null or empty string is returned.

Gets the developer command, if any. This is obtained from the "devcmd" query parameter.

Gets the EAP action if it can be determined. It's fairly difficult, in general, to determine the action (e.g. button clicked) invoked by a postback. This method examines the posted back FORM and attempts to identify the EAP action that caused the postback.

Gets the event argument (__EVENTARGUMENT) from the HttpContext's request.

Gets the event argument (__EVENTARGUMENT) from the request.

Gets the event target (__EVENTTARGET) from the HttpContext's request.

Gets the event target (__EVENTTARGET) from the request.

Creates a summary of the action being invoked by a POST. Captures key information from the posted FORM that helps identify the action being performed.

Get the platform-specific page command from the request. The page command is a generic platform for posting back commands from the page via a hidden "eappgcmd" element inserted via javascript into the DOM of the requesting page.

Gets the specified QueryString/Form key from the HttpRequest. Unlike HttpRequest[key], the request Cookies and ServerVariables collections are NOT searched. Only the QueryString and Form collections, in that order, are searched.

Reads the raw FORM string from a POST request. Note that the URI components are still UriEncoded.

Reloads the current page by redirecting to the current raw URL.

Gets the value of the specified parameter from the current HttpRequest. If there is no current HttpContext or HttpRequest, or if the parameter is not found then null is returned.