Re: ensure a parameter gets passed between pages
- From: tomisarobot@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 05 Sep 2007 12:18:34 -0700
Yes, I meant Request.Params.
well I'd hope I could avoid being to specific on how the user
programmer had to move between pages. I'm trying to make it
transparent. If its not transparent or minimal in impact it probably
won't be adopted.
My general goal here is to version my session so that if I open 2
windows of the same site they wont corrupt each other's session data.
So I don't think maintaining it in the session itself is will be
reliable. I'll try and think of a way to do that though.
Cross page postbacks took about 5 minutes to get working as expected,
thanks for that.
This seems like it would be very heavy for my purpose however. Really
what id like is this functionality for my one single HiddenField. I'm
doing a web app that has some rather idiotically large pages, so it
could be rather ugly. Redirect probably can be overridden to behave
consistently, but I'm skeptical of anchors which never even post
back. I could cycle through them with javascript I suppose, but that
sounds dirty.
This seems like it won't be functional enough for general consumption,
probably a dead end.
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