Combining ASP.NET webforms

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I have created 9 webforms in a project called "PIMS". I have not linked any form together simply because I dont know how to do that. Now when I load and run the application, it presents to me only the form that I have selected to run as "Start Page". How can I link all 9 webforms together present all the forms to users so they can choose the form they want to work on. Please suggest.

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Posted 30-Jul-13 20:04pm

rf_libra

Updated 30-Jul-13 20:06pm

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[no name] 31-Jul-13 2:11am

See things are bit confusing..
if i am taking it correctly then what you have to do is at either link button or button click events you have to mention your form name in response.redirect(""). the way you want.
e.g. suppose after registration you want login then at registration at submit button you have to say response.redirect("login.aspx")
let me know weather i am taking things correctly or not..

[no name] 31-Jul-13 4:39am

@Code-Hunt , Thanks

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You can link any page or form by tag Anchor

HTML

<a href="form2.aspx">Click Here To Visit Form 2</a>

or any page

Posted 30-Jul-13 22:34pm

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Dheeraj_Gupta · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-30T20:19:00

Solution 1

You can achieve it by using several ways depending upon your requirement
like using Menu control, having link buttons on page on which click event you can navigate to the desired page.

Please mark as answer if suffice your query.

Thanks,
Dheeraj Gupta

Posted 30-Jul-13 20:19pm

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rf_libra · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-30T22:38:00

You can link any page or form by tag Anchor

HTML

<a href="form2.aspx">Click Here To Visit Form 2</a>

or any page

HTML

<a href="page2.html">Click Here To Visit Page 2</a>

or you can use ASP.NET Controls like HyperLink

ASP.NET

<asp:hyperlink id="HyperLink1" runat="server" navigateurl="form2.aspx" xmlns:asp="#unknown">HyperLink</asp:hyperlink>

in advance you could use Javascript plugins to make menu with motions and good user experience for example http://jqueryui.com/menu/

Combining ASP.NET webforms

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