how to pass values from 1 page to another..

[SumitChandra]

how to pass drop down list and text box values from page1.aspx to page2.aspx?:confused:

Sumit Chandra

[paulalvin]

You can use query string or session variable to pass data into another page

[paulalvin]

For example in page1.aspx

string id = "121";
Session["QueryString"] = id;
Response.Redirect("admin_home.aspx");

to get data in page2.aspx perWorkId = Convert.ToString(Session["QueryString"]); hope it helps :)

[SumitChandra]

thanks for replying paulalvin .... what is 121.. it can be anyting?

[R Giskard Reventlov]

Seriously? That's your question? :laugh:

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[k ran]

use session...

[thoiness]

Maybe you are asking "can it be any type?" The answer would be "yes." A session variable can hold any type, but be careful, as holding large classes, etc, in session variables can be devastating to scalability.

[thatraja]

You may use**

• Query Strings
• Cookies
• Session variables
• Server.Transfer
• Post Back URL

**Passing data/parameters/values from one aspx page to another aspx page[^] Passing Values from One Page to Another Page – ASP.NET[^]

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[basurajkumbhar]

Hi :-O you have to use the "Query String" to send data one page to another.

[bishu_Visu]

You can use session/query string to pass values from one page to another. query string Response.Redirect("Home.aspx?value="'+ddl.SelectedItem.Value+'"); on another page you can receive string temps=Request.QueryString["value"]; Session Session["TempToStore"]=ddl.SelectedItem.Value; Or In case of large data you can use XML Manipulation to write or Read. There is another way to create dataset and store it into session http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2288299/storing-and-retrieving-datatable-from-session

[RichardGrimmer]

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[Lost User]

you can pass it by using query string