Cross-Page Posback fired via ASP.NET Code
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Hi, I was wondering, is there a way to fire a cross-page postback via C# code? The problems is: I have one error page that displays an error occurred in another page. I don't want to pass the error text through a query string parameter, so I need this kind of approach. And, I cannot use Session to this. Any hint? Thanks in advance...
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Hi, I was wondering, is there a way to fire a cross-page postback via C# code? The problems is: I have one error page that displays an error occurred in another page. I don't want to pass the error text through a query string parameter, so I need this kind of approach. And, I cannot use Session to this. Any hint? Thanks in advance...
Can you not pass an error using a code or something.... like errorpage.aspx?e=123 and then check the number to display diffrent errors? Why can you not use sessions?
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Can you not pass an error using a code or something.... like errorpage.aspx?e=123 and then check the number to display diffrent errors? Why can you not use sessions?
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Hi, I was wondering, is there a way to fire a cross-page postback via C# code? The problems is: I have one error page that displays an error occurred in another page. I don't want to pass the error text through a query string parameter, so I need this kind of approach. And, I cannot use Session to this. Any hint? Thanks in advance...
Ah, uh, Server.Transfer()?
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