data sending problem.

[Sonia Gupta]

i have some data , which is commig from the previous page .in the current page , i am fetching it using the query string at form load. after clicking the close button of my aspx page , i am redirecting the user to some other page. i am currently in the source file , where after clicking the close button , i am navigating the user , now the question is , how can i sent the data to that page , which was coming from the previous one. i am writing there only location.hef = 'pe.aspx'; how should i add the data , along with the page name.

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[Riza Azmi]

Hi Sonia You can use session to bypass the value in previous page session("test") = "123" in current page (onload) textbox1.text=session("test") If, it is on the opener you can use javascript: window.opener.Form1("Your_Field_Name").value="Your Value" Hope it is usefull

Regards, Riza Azmi Simple thing should be simple, complex thing should be possible

[N a v a n e e t h]

Sonia Gupta wrote:

after clicking the close button of my aspx page , i am redirecting the user to some other page

Are you trying to redirect when browser window is closed or a separate close button on your web form ?

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[Sonia Gupta]

form1 is the name of aspx page? Your_Field_Name is the variable with the page name , in wich i am passing the data, i meant

[Sonia Gupta]

former case.

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[N a v a n e e t h]

You can pass as query string. But is it redirecting when browser close is clicked ?

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[Riza Azmi]

Hi Sonia. It is use when you use a separate page. Just use session if it is not using separate page. Separate page is someknid like: There is page A: window.open("B.aspx") And in page B. you can use window.opener.Form1(The_Field_inPage_A.ASPX).value="Something" window.close

Regards, Riza Azmi Simple thing should be simple, complex thing should be possible

[Sonia Gupta]

yes it is rediecting. problem is with redirecting , i have to pass the data,which is comming from the previous page. how should i get that data in the source file. i am not using the session variables.

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[N a v a n e e t h]

Sonia Gupta wrote:

how should i get that data in the source file.

Declare a public variable in you code behind, and set the values to be passed in this variable. Use the variable in scriptlets in javascript like

var JSVariable = <% =PublicServerVariable >

. You can redirect to the URL with this value

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[Sonia Gupta]

Thank You Navaneeth

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