Go back to previous page (asp.net 2.0)

[misiek]

Hi all.

I have following scenario:
1. I have a page called Page1.aspx, on which there is some GridView and
few texboxes. User can enter some search criteria in textboxes, click
Find button and then search results are presented in the GridView.
2. User can select some row and click Edit button.
3. New page (Page2.aspx) is opened in new window, where user can edit
selected record.
4. User clicks OK and then Page2.aspx is closed.

My problem is that I want to refresh changed data on the Page1.aspx
without losing data from that page (search criteria). Is it possible?

Should I use PreviousPage property or sth like this?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Daniel Fisher\(lennybacon\)]

Take the parameter from the Query string/Form-Variable and redirect -
you got all you need.

Daniel Fisher(lennybacon) | Software Engineer | newtelligenceR AG
blog: http://staff.newtelligence.net/danielf
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-----Original Message-----
From: misiek [mailto[email protected]]
Posted At: Thursday, February 23, 2006 1:50 PM
Posted To: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
Conversation: Go back to previous page (asp.net 2.0)
Subject: Go back to previous page (asp.net 2.0)

Hi all.

I have following scenario:
1. I have a page called Page1.aspx, on which there is some GridView and
few texboxes. User can enter some search criteria in textboxes, click
Find button and then search results are presented in the GridView.
2. User can select some row and click Edit button.
3. New page (Page2.aspx) is opened in new window, where user can edit
selected record.
4. User clicks OK and then Page2.aspx is closed.

My problem is that I want to refresh changed data on the Page1.aspx
without losing data from that page (search criteria). Is it possible?

Should I use PreviousPage property or sth like this?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Teemu Keiski]

Hi,

you can create a postback on page1.aspx with technique I've shown in this
blog post

ASP.NET: How to create a postback on a main page from a popup window
http://aspadvice.com/blogs/joteke/archive/2005/06/15/2340.aspx

 

[misiek]

Thanks a lot.

Teemu, your solution works great