server.transfer

[Amit Bansal \(MCT, MCSD.NET\)]

if we want to access the vaules of one page into another, following are the
3 options
1. query strings
2. session objects
3. server.transfer (this done using properties (if i am not wrong))

is there any other mechanism?

 

[Erik Funkenbusch]

if we want to access the vaules of one page into another, following are the
3 options
1. query strings
2. session objects
3. server.transfer (this done using properties (if i am not wrong))

is there any other mechanism?

Depends on which version you're using. In 2.0, you can now post to another
page as well.

 

[John Timney \(MVP\)]

In asp.net 2.0 you can now set also your postback target to be a cross page
postback and use FindControl to reference the initiating pages properties.

Regards

John Timney (MVP)

 

[Guest]

4. Hidden Form Fields
5. The HttpContext.Current.Items collection
6. Cache
7. Application State
8. Static fields

Peter

 

[Ethan V]

You are a Microsoft Certified Trainer, and a MCSD .NET, aren't you? Hence
shouldn't you know this stuff?