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I Never Look Behind

Hi! i have say 1.aspx, 2.aspx, 3.aspx & finally final.aspx. in 1.aspx i collect first name & last name; in second page 2.aspx i collects mobile & email; & in 3.aspx i collect address. finally i want to collect all the information in final.aspx want to save in database. the work flow for this is: 1.aspx -> 2.aspx -> 3.aspx -> finall.aspx. can any one help me in this regards? -- modified at 2:01 Monday 19th November, 2007

N a v a n e e t h

I Never Look Behind wrote:

how will i achieve this?

1 - Create a class which contains all these fields required. Assign value to the class fields and store class object in session which can be access in all these three pages. Remove the session after insertion to the database in final page. 2 - Create a temporary table and store the details over there. After insertion remove these values. 3 - If your information is not sensitive, pass it through querystring.

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Prateek G

The most optimized solution to this requirement is property. Create a class with all these properties Name,Address,email etc.. and assign value to these properties and either pass it to another page or put it in session... You can directly also put all these values in session...

I Never Look Behind

i hvae already done this using session but i want ot do this using some other different thing.

N a v a n e e t h

I Never Look Behind wrote:

already done this using session but i want ot do this using some other different thing.

What about the 2nd and 3rd suggestion give by me ? Is that the different method you need. Why you need to try different method if session's are working as expected ?

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I Never Look Behind

Actuall it is a 7-step registering process 7 each step have large amount of data.

N a v a n e e t h

I Never Look Behind wrote:

Actuall it is a 7-step registering process 7 each step have large amount of data.

Then you could put all the controls required in one single page and hide/show it using javascript. Since all the controls are in single page, you will be able to access all of them and update accordingly.

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I Never Look Behind

But all the steps are compulsory & if we put all control in a single page then it will become very complicated.

N a v a n e e t h

I Never Look Behind wrote:

But all the steps are compulsory & if we put all control in a single page then it will become very complicated.

:mad: This is ridiculous, You don't want to use all the 3 methods which is specified in the first post, you don't want to use all controls in single page and separate using JS. So how you are planning to do ? And I am not getting why you don't want to use all these.

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Imran Khan Pathan

Use Wizard control. you have no need to use multiple page. bEst Regard pAthan

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John ph

1. You can use Server.Transfer Method and Cross Page Post Feature which will allow you a normal post back but to a different page in the application. In the New page you access the values of the Previous Page using the PreviousPage property. [or] 2. You can Use Wizard Control which will help you to create a multi-step form entry process in a web page.

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