problem in passing asp.net web page values to another page using javascript

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i m facing problem in passing default1.aspx page values to default2.aspx page using javascript. what i m trying to do is when user clicks on submit button a confirmation appears that 'do u want to enter details' on clicking ok all the entered values passes to default2.aspx using javascript what i have done is as follows:

C#

function confirm1() {
    if (confirm('Are u sure??')) {
        window.open('Default2.aspx', 'mywin', 'height=400px width=500px locatio=no titlebar=0');
    }

and on my button click:

ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.Page, this.GetType(), "popup", "alert('Empid:'" + "@E_ID" + "is inssss'...');", true);

using this only popup a msgbox and on clicking ok new default2.aspx appers but empty . How to resolve the problem?
In short i want to pass all values from default1.aspx to default2.aspx using javascript function.

Posted 30-Jun-13 20:50pm

Rambo_Raja

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Thanks7872 1-Jul-13 2:58am

Why you aimed at perticularly using javascript?

Rambo_Raja 1-Jul-13 3:03am

what are the other options? can u please tell me the other good ones.?thnx...

jaideepsinh 1-Jul-13 3:07am

ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.Page, this.GetType(), "popup", "alert('Empid:'" + '"YourVariable"' + "is inssss'...');", true);

Rambo_Raja 1-Jul-13 3:10am

what? what do u mean?

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Thanks7872 · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-30T21:17:00

Well,approach suggested above is pretty well.Further,you can pass values through query string after encryption.

C#

String temp = Encrypt (Textbox1.Text);//Text gets encrypted using any algorithm
Response.Redirect("Webform2.aspx?Value=" +temp);

To retrieve values on another end,

C#

if(Request.QueryString["Value"] != null)
{
txtBox1.Text = Decrypt(Request.QueryString["Value"].ToString());
}

You can refer to below link for Encryption decryption

Encrypt and Decrypt Data with C#[^]

Below link will explain alot about passing values.

How to: Pass Values Between ASP.NET Web Pages[^]

Regards..:)

_Amy · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-30T20:58:00

Solution 1

Pass the values using querystring[^]. Try this:

JavaScript

function confirm1() {
    //Get the value from form and store it in variables.
    var ID = document.getElementById('YourID').value;
    var Name = document.getElementById('YourName').value;

    if (confirm('Are u sure??')) {
        window.open('Default2.aspx?ID='+ID+'&Name='+Name, 'mywin', 'height=400px width=500px locatio=no titlebar=0');
    }
}

Retrive it in Default2.aspx page. Please see this[^].

--Amit

Posted 30-Jun-13 20:58pm

_Amy

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Rambo_Raja 1-Jul-13 3:02am

but isn't querystring is unsave as a sharp user can read all sensitive matter.

_Amy 1-Jul-13 3:14am

Then do a postback and set the values in session. You can also use Properties or Cookies.
--Amit

Orcun Iyigun 1-Jul-13 3:17am

If you do not them to be shown create a class to save the values and use Session to save them. Or if you do not want to use a class save each value to a separate Session. For more info please check: Sessions[^]

Thanks7872 1-Jul-13 3:18am

↑voted. And as per the comment by OP,suggested another approach as suggesion.

_Amy 1-Jul-13 3:29am

Thank you Rohan. :)