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    Hi, My background is in MFC. I have followed tutorials from Microsoft and W3Schools. It all seems to concentrate on getting the same page (albeit updated) sent back from the server. The difference is made by Get and Post. I need a system, where one page begets the next, (depending on choices) where 'back' brings you back to the previous page. Where or How do I get this! Regards :)

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      Hi, My background is in MFC. I have followed tutorials from Microsoft and W3Schools. It all seems to concentrate on getting the same page (albeit updated) sent back from the server. The difference is made by Get and Post. I need a system, where one page begets the next, (depending on choices) where 'back' brings you back to the previous page. Where or How do I get this! Regards :)

      Bram van Kampen

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      AContractor
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      It sounds like your looking for something like 'Server.Transfer()'. The page executing the incoming request will stop processing and pass control to a new page you specify like a method call.

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        Hi, My background is in MFC. I have followed tutorials from Microsoft and W3Schools. It all seems to concentrate on getting the same page (albeit updated) sent back from the server. The difference is made by Get and Post. I need a system, where one page begets the next, (depending on choices) where 'back' brings you back to the previous page. Where or How do I get this! Regards :)

        Bram van Kampen

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        Lost User
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        I think you want the ASP.NET forum.

        Use the best guess

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