Dynamically Populate Web Page Values

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TCook

Hello All,

I need to try to programmatically and dynamically populate some lists on a
web page. I wanted to know the best advised way to pass the information to
the web page. For example, should I use query strings? Is there a way to
put some code in the "Page_:Load" event which would allow me to use a
WebClient to submit values, etc.

Assuming there could be multiple lists on a page, how can I pass this
information to an ASP.Net app so that when the page is displayed, the
material is in a series of list boxes and what needs to be done to the
ASP.Net app such that it will expect these values?

Thanks in Advance,

TC
 
when using querystrings, just create variables (global), and then, assign
them to the content of the querystrings, inside the Page_Load event:
myVar=Request.Querystring("var")
Then, you can use them however you'd like on the page.......
 
Hey Elmo,

Let's say that I have 2 or 3 lists and I may have 3-5 items in each list,
would this be too many query strings? On that same subject, is there any
other way to do this without query strings?

Thanks,

Todd
 

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