Flag for Redirection to Respective Page

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HI!
I have a web page Test.aspx having two button of next and back on it. I redirect to this page (Test.aspx) from multiple pages. I want to define a flag that when i click to back button this page shuld be redirected to the respective page. For this purpose, i had used session but it didn't work out. Please guide me how can a define a flag to cope with situation like this.
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Posted 8-May-11 19:48pm

touseef4pk

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DipaliKolhe · Answer 1 · 2011-05-08T20:19:00

Solution 1

you ca pass the parameters to the page using querystring
eg

C++

Response.Redirect("Test.aspx?blnFlag=true", false);

and retrieve the value like

C++

if (Request.QueryString["blnFlag"] != null && Request.QueryString["blnFlag"].Equals("true"))
{
//Do whatever you want
}

Posted 8-May-11 20:19pm

DipaliKolhe

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Ed Nutting 9-May-11 2:24am

Good answer, my 5 :)

DipaliKolhe 9-May-11 2:26am

Thanks :)

touseef4pk 9-May-11 2:31am

I forgot to mention one thing that i am not allowed to use query string here. So i didn't go for that solution. Is there else pretty good secure solution?

touseef4pk · Answer 2 · 2011-05-08T20:32:00

Solution 2

I forgot to mention one thing that i am not allowed to use query string here. So i didn't go for that solution. Is there else pretty good secure solution?

Posted 8-May-11 20:32pm

touseef4pk

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DipaliKolhe 9-May-11 2:45am

Session variables should work.. what is the issue with session variables?