I want to change the querystring on the page where I write notes. When I save the note I want the querystring to have the entry for that note. So after the initial save the user can update based on the querystring. But to update the querystring I need to do full postback. Is there anyway to change the querystring like this?
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this should help you on your way: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10970078/modifying-a-query-string-without-reloading-the-page – jonezy Jul 13 '13 at 17:27
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No, you cannot change the current query string without reloading. You could use the frgament portion of the url though (#). Setting the fragment portion might allow you to add some entries to the browser history without reloading.
For example if your current url is http://example.com/foo you could change it to http://example.com/foo#bar=baz without reloading the current page.
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1+1 for http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17096201/build-query-string-for-system-net-httpclient-get and this answer – Imad Alazani Jul 15 '13 at 09:39