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    Ways to collect data to pass between pages?

    Hi,

    i would like to know other than session varible, are there anyways to collect data that can pass across other apsx pages?

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    Re: Ways to collect data to pass between pages?

    You could also pass the data in your querystring or post it to the next page. It all depends. If it's some data you want available to all pages, you can use ASP.NET session states, else if it's from one page to a few others, use querystrings.

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    Re: Ways to collect data to pass between pages?

    kkc

    check this article out
    http://aspalliance.com/151

    this is what i used to carry values from imput boxes from one page to another. this can get really ugly quickly if you have a lot of values you want to pass.

    Edit: Just found this too
    http://www.dotnetbips.com/34DAEF63-F...x?articleid=79
    Last edited by CommanderEl; Jun 21st, 2005 at 07:01 PM.

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    Re: Ways to collect data to pass between pages?

    is it possible to create a data table object that can share within multip aspx page?

    eg.
    data table : dtTemp
    aspx : a.apsx, b.aspx .....etc
    all *.apsx page can access the dtTemp

    each user will have their unique dtTemp within their local computer when the application is running.

    is it possible to do this?
    i hope my ideal would be clear to you guys.

    thanks for any advice or idea.

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