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Zami_2 wrote: 1. if i want to send multiple objects like one string and one int, how can i do it? strString = "myValue"; iInt = 10; Response.Redirect("myurl.aspx?stringIWishToPass=" + strString + "&intIWishToPass=" + iInt.ToString()); on myurl.aspx you can get this data like: string strString = Request.QueryString["stringIWishToPass"]; int iInt = Convert.ToInt32(Request.QueryString["intIWishToPass"]); Zami_2 wrote: 2. Let there is a class: class MyClass{ String id, name, address; MyClass(){...} } If i want to send a MyClass type object from one page to another what should i do now? MyClass myVar = new MyClass(); myVar.Name = "name"; ... Session.Add["something", myVar]; Response.Redirect("myurl.aspx"); on myurl.aspx you can get the data as following: MyClass myVar = (MyClass)Session["something"]; Greetings, KrIstOfK

In addition to this: Response.Redirect("anotherpager.aspx?string=value") To get the value of string on anotherpage.aspx you would use the following: string sometext = Request.QueryString["string"].ToString(); But of course you should make sure that string isn't null first ;) As for #2 you could use this to get when the user logged in: FormsIdentity idn = (FormsIdentity)User.Identity; idn.Ticket.IssueDate; // will get when the users ticket was issued (when he/she logged in)

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