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    jagan123
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    iam using two asp.net pages in which if i click link button in page1 it should redirect the next page .for this iam using response.redirect.the requirement is that iam fillng somme values in the page1 and iam going to page2 now after doing some changes in the page 2 and iam again comming to the page1 the values whic i enter in the page1 should retain and the changes made in page2 will effect in the page1.

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      iam using two asp.net pages in which if i click link button in page1 it should redirect the next page .for this iam using response.redirect.the requirement is that iam fillng somme values in the page1 and iam going to page2 now after doing some changes in the page 2 and iam again comming to the page1 the values whic i enter in the page1 should retain and the changes made in page2 will effect in the page1.

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      Make both pages user controls and swap which is visible during this process, viewstate will do the rest. Or, pass the values back and forth on the URL, this would require the user not using the back button, but a control that nagivates back to page 1 with the variables you need on the URL

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