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    can any one have any idea is it possible to use values from aspx.cs file(codebehind file) in an aspx file(main asp.net page)

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      can any one have any idea is it possible to use values from aspx.cs file(codebehind file) in an aspx file(main asp.net page)

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      Those two Files represent one thing. please Explain briefly what you want to achieve

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        can any one have any idea is it possible to use values from aspx.cs file(codebehind file) in an aspx file(main asp.net page)

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        Steven A Lowe
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        just guessing at what you need, but you can embed <%= expr %> tags in the .aspx page, where expr is any public method or expression for example <%=CustomerName%> would be replaced with the value returned by a public property CustomerName there are other variations on this technique as well; is that what you were looking for?

        Best regards, Steven A. Lowe CEO, Innovator LLC www.nov8r.com

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