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    Resolved [RESOLVED] C# Passing List<> to another Page

    Hello all,

    Is it possible two pass a List<> from one ASP page to another? If so, any suggestions on how to do this?

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    Re: C# Passing List<> to another Page

    Pass it through the Session or the Cache object, that would be the simplest approach.

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    Re: C# Passing List<> to another Page

    Thanks a bunch!
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    Re: [RESOLVED] C# Passing List<> to another Page

    One thing to bear in mind here, if the List is VERY big, then using a Session variable may not be the best approach.

    Gary

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