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    varsh12
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    Hello friends. I want to show the same grid view in another page from first page. I use the following code in text box case. it work properly. but for grid view what will I change in following code. In first page: I take text box and button. on button click I write

    Server.Transfer("page2.aspx");

    <u>In Secong page:</u> On page_load event

    {
    if(Page.PreviousPage != null)
    {
    TextBox txt =(TextBox) Page.PreviousPage.FindControl("txtFirstPage");
    if(txt != null)
    {
    Response.Write("<font color='teal' > " + txt.Text + "</font>");

    } } thanx

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    • V varsh12

      Hello friends. I want to show the same grid view in another page from first page. I use the following code in text box case. it work properly. but for grid view what will I change in following code. In first page: I take text box and button. on button click I write

      Server.Transfer("page2.aspx");

      <u>In Secong page:</u> On page_load event

      {
      if(Page.PreviousPage != null)
      {
      TextBox txt =(TextBox) Page.PreviousPage.FindControl("txtFirstPage");
      if(txt != null)
      {
      Response.Write("<font color='teal' > " + txt.Text + "</font>");

      } } thanx

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      Jon Rista
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      #2

      You should really avoid the use of Server.Transfor for such simple scenarios like this. ASP.NET allows you to cross-post from one page to another. Just set the PostbackURL property on the button to page2.aspx, and access the value for txtFirstPage directly from the form: Request.Form["txtFirstPage"]

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