Here is a situation where you need to keep a key value pair element in the web.config file and read them during the run time. I suggest, better keep key /value pair under <appSettings> element and read it programmatically .
<appSettings>
<add key="LicenseKey" value="987jKouterhsk" />
</appSettings>
Assume , you have added a license key as above in the web.config file. You need the license key during run time. You can access the license key class named "ConfigurationManager".
write a property called getLicenseKey and return the corresponding license key.
public string GetLicenseKey
{
get{ return ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["LicenseKey"]; }
}
Now the property GetLicenseKey will have the value 987jKouterhsk. Use this value as per your requirement.
-Cheers
Pradeepa Achar
<appSettings>
<add key="LicenseKey" value="987jKouterhsk" />
</appSettings>
Assume , you have added a license key as above in the web.config file. You need the license key during run time. You can access the license key class named "ConfigurationManager".
write a property called getLicenseKey and return the corresponding license key.
public string GetLicenseKey
{
get{ return ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["LicenseKey"]; }
}
Now the property GetLicenseKey will have the value 987jKouterhsk. Use this value as per your requirement.
-Cheers
Pradeepa Achar
Comments