viewstate is server side or client side satemanagement

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i know viewstae is client side state management.but i have a doubt.we can set viewstate value in server side code like viewstate["id"]=1.So how can i tell it is a client side state management?

Posted 10-Apr-13 21:32pm

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Raje_ · Answer 1 · 2013-04-10T22:11:00

View State is a Client Side State Management :-
Because, In View State
No server resources are required :- The view state is contained in a structure within the page code.

For More Info Please visit :-
ASP.NET State Management Recommendations[^]

Specially Read this section :- Client-Side State Management Options section

Good luck.