How to pass parameter from one .aspx page using jquery and receive the value in another .aspx page?

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I have two .aspx pages i.e. WebForm1 & WebForm2. I want to pass param value 30 from Page1 to page2 using Jquery. How can I receive that value in **Page2** and populate a label with that? I can not use any backend module for this. It should be purely client side operation.

If anyone have solution please reply. Thanks in advance

What I have tried:

JavaScript

$(document).ready(function () {

    var data = "T260203";
    var param = 30;
    var redirectUrl = "../WebForm2.aspx";

    $('#btnGo').click(function (e) {

        $('#txtInput').val(data);                                      
        //location.href = '../WebForm2.aspx';
        var url = redirectUrl;
        $(location).attr('href', url);
        $("#txtInput").val("");
    });
});

Posted 26-Oct-16 23:21pm

Md Arefin

Updated 26-Oct-16 23:22pm

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RaunakGupta · Answer 1 · 2016-10-27T21:01:00

Solution 2

if you want to pass some thing.

JavaScript

$('#btnGo').click(function (e) {

var paramvalue= values;
url=webform2.aspx?paramID=paramvalue;
location.href =url;
}

using request.querystring you can retirve.

Posted 27-Oct-16 21:01pm

RaunakGupta

F-ES Sitecore · Answer 2 · 2016-10-26T23:46:00

Solution 1

I know this comes as a shock to many developers, but the internet worked long before jQuery was invented, and in fact it actually works without any javascript at all. If you want to pass data from one page to another on the click of a button you use a form, no javascript needed at all.

Posted 26-Oct-16 23:46pm

F-ES Sitecore