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    ellllllllie
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    Hello, I have 2 page web and in the first one exist a button that open the second page while firing the click event. My question is : can i know from the second page web who is the sender(button from page 1) that open the page 2. Can i catch the button name.

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    • E ellllllllie

      Hello, I have 2 page web and in the first one exist a button that open the second page while firing the click event. My question is : can i know from the second page web who is the sender(button from page 1) that open the page 2. Can i catch the button name.

      dghdfghdfghdfghdgh

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      Nothing built in, but you could pass a parameter (querystring) to the page you're calling, letting it know...

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        Hello, I have 2 page web and in the first one exist a button that open the second page while firing the click event. My question is : can i know from the second page web who is the sender(button from page 1) that open the page 2. Can i catch the button name.

        dghdfghdfghdfghdgh

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        You can do this, check the below links on cross page posting http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178139.aspx http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Cross-Page-Posting.aspx

        Satish

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