Parameters passed to url are chopped off my chrome only for me( in non- incognito mode)

[Kasturi Chavan]

For my asp.net website, we are passing parameters in url eg: www.example.com/?parametername=parametervalue&utm_parameter=value2

In my code Im trying to access this using context.Request.Querystring["parametername"]

This works fine for firefox(normal and private mode), IE and chrome(only incognito mode). For normal mode in chrome its not capturing the querystring parameters. Moreover this is happening only to few people while it works for rest of the team even in chrome. Is there any setting in chrome browser that could have caused this?

[PhistucK]

What do you see in the Developer Tools (F12) network panel when it fails?

You can also use Fiddler to see the exact URL that Chrome actually requests.

☆PhistucK

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[Kasturi Chavan]

I checked the developer tools (network panel) no issues there. How to use fiddler to check the url chrome uses? But i used the debugger in production and saw Request.RawUrl which contains the required parameters

[Kasturi Chavan]

I checked in the fiddler inside of the webforms tab, there was the querystrings specified. That had my parameter. Does this mean that the paramter was passed correctly by chrome?

[PhistucK]

If you see the parameter, then the issue is with your server, yes.

☆PhistucK

On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 12:58 AM, Kasturi Chavan <kasturi...@gmail.com> wrote:

I checked in the fiddler inside of the webforms tab, there was the querystrings specified. That had my parameter. Does this mean that the paramter was passed correctly by chrome?

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