It’s common practice to store certain values in session variables to allow for easy access of data between page loads. This is known as a Server Variable in C#. Assume a server variable name of “foo“. It would be accessed as:
string myValue = Request.ServerVariables.Get(”foo“);
If you get the following error message: The name “Request” does not exist in the current context, try the following:
string myValue = System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request.ServerVariables.Get(”foo“);
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