In ASP.NET, you can clear or remove a query string from a URL using the UriBuilder class. The UriBuilder class provides a way to construct and manipulate URLs, including modifying the query string.
Here's an example of how to clear or remove a query string using the UriBuilder class:
string url = "https://example.com/page.aspx?id=123&name=john"; UriBuilder builder = new UriBuilder(url); builder.Query = null; string newUrl = builder.ToString();
In this example, we have a URL that includes a query string with two parameters: id and name. We create a new instance of the UriBuilder class, passing in the URL as a parameter. We then set the Query property of the UriBuilder instance to null, which removes the query string from the URL. Finally, we call the ToString method of the UriBuilder instance to get the updated URL.
Alternatively, if you want to remove only a specific query string parameter, you can use the RemoveQueryString method of the Uri class:
string url = "https://example.com/page.aspx?id=123&name=john"; Uri uri = new Uri(url); string newUrl = uri.RemoveQueryString("name").ToString(); In this example, we have a URL with two query string parameters: id and name. We create a new instance of the Uri class, passing in the URL as a parameter. We then call the RemoveQueryString method of the Uri instance, passing in the name of the query string parameter we want to remove (name). Finally, we call the ToString method of the Uri instance to get the updated URL.
Note that in both cases, the original URL is not modified; a new URL is created with the updated query string.
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