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I saw one persistent code in code project, its working fine.
But I want to store page before redirecting to Page B
also B needs to be saved while redirecting to A

I found that article in the below link
Persisting the state of a web page

Can any one help me to solve this issue?

Posted 26-Aug-10 19:58pm

navengates

Updated 26-Aug-10 20:05pm

Ankur^\m/

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Ankur^\m/ 27-Aug-10 2:06am

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navengates 27-Aug-10 2:26am

Thanks, pls refer below URL
codeproject.com/KB/applications/persistentstatepage.aspx

here we able to save one page by using view state

this is called persistance .. now i am able to save one page for ex.

Page A --> Page B ( page A is Saved) B --> A (saved data displayed in A page)

i want to save page B also ...

please refer the URl ..

THanks
vel

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-08-26T20:08:00

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You can pass values on the query string or store them in the session ? You can't store a page. You can store or pass values from the page.

Posted 26-Aug-10 20:08pm

Christian Graus

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navengates 27-Aug-10 2:25am

Thanks, pls refer below URL
codeproject.com/KB/applications/persistentstatepage.aspx

here we able to save one page by using view state

this is called persistance .. now i am able to save one page for ex.

Page A --> Page B ( page A is Saved) B --> A (saved data displayed in A page)

i want to save page B also ...

please refer the URl ..

THanks
vel

Christian Graus 27-Aug-10 2:32am

This article is just storing postback data, from what I can tell. The FACT is that you cannot store a page, you can store whatever state you want from that page, in the session, or you can pass data between pages on the query string, or you can store data within a page, with viewstate. This article must be using one of those mechanisms, or a database, to store page state. It's not saving pages, it's saving their state. That's how web development works. If you have a question for an author, ask them in the forum provided under the article.

navengates 27-Aug-10 4:08am

thanks dude

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