how to transfer values between pages in asp.net

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Someone tell me that how to transfer values between pages in asp.net?

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Posted 19-Apr-11 6:00am

chander_rani

Updated 19-Apr-11 6:47am

thatraja

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Solution 2

Or if you don't want to use state, you can pass from page to page using QueryString (very common technique to reduce state management overhead)

Passing variables between pages using QueryString[^]

Posted 19-Apr-11 6:14am

Dylan Morley

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Mainly Session and Query String is used to transfer data.

C#

Response.Redirect("Abc.aspx?ID=2");

And in Abc.aspx

C#

String ID = Request.QueryString["ID"];

And

C#

Session["ID"]=ID;

in next Page

C#

String ID = Session["ID"].ToString();

Posted 19-Apr-11 6:34am

Prasanta_Prince

Updated 19-Apr-11 6:45am

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**Orcun Iyigun** · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-19T06:06:00

You have numerous of options to do that.

In order to get the general idea have a look at this page in msdn;

ASP.net State Management Overview[^]

ASP.net session state overview[^]

State management[^]

Session overview[^]

A basic code example is;
This is an example of Session;

object sessionObject = Session["someObject"];

if (sessionObject != null) 
{ 
   myLabel.Text = sessionObject.ToString(); 
}