Hello,
I've problem on subsequent postbacks after a Server.Transfer was done.
In our application framework we have a method that pass parameters (via
HttpContext.Ite ms) and navigate to another page (via Server.Transfer ),
this work nicely for what it's done for: passing parameters to another
page.
Now my problem is on the destination page, If I affect something to the
viewstate, it's available in the statebag during the current request,
but subsequent postback on the same page loose my viewstate.
Here is a simple stepped exemple to expose my problem in a more
synthetic manner:
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Page1:
[STEP1] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP2] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click...Serve r.Transfer
Page2:
[STEP3] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP4] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click... nothing in viewstate
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Clearly, if I put something in viewstate during step3, I got nothing in
it during step4.
It seems to be an asp.net bug.
Do you have a solution or workarround? (I don't want to rely on Session
variables).
Thanks
Gauthier Segay
6  4527 
Just a test,
If you change the Server.Transfer to Response.Redire ct,
does the ViewState work properly then?
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:u6******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl... Hello,
I've problem on subsequent postbacks after a Server.Transfer was done.
In our application framework we have a method that pass parameters (via
HttpContext.Ite ms) and navigate to another page (via Server.Transfer ),
this work nicely for what it's done for: passing parameters to another
page.
Now my problem is on the destination page, If I affect something to the
viewstate, it's available in the statebag during the current request,
but subsequent postback on the same page loose my viewstate.
Here is a simple stepped exemple to expose my problem in a more
synthetic manner:
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Page1:
[STEP1] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP2] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click...Serve r.Transfer
Page2:
[STEP3] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP4] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click... nothing in viewstate
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Clearly, if I put something in viewstate during step3, I got nothing in
it during step4.
It seems to be an asp.net bug.
Do you have a solution or workarround? (I don't want to rely on Session
variables).
Thanks
Gauthier Segay
also try Server.Transfer ("url.aspx", true)
"Grant Merwitz" <gr***@workshar e.com> wrote in message
news:OI******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Just a test,
If you change the Server.Transfer to Response.Redire ct,
does the ViewState work properly then?
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:u6******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl... Hello,
I've problem on subsequent postbacks after a Server.Transfer was done.
In our application framework we have a method that pass parameters (via
HttpContext.Ite ms) and navigate to another page (via Server.Transfer ),
this work nicely for what it's done for: passing parameters to another
page.
Now my problem is on the destination page, If I affect something to the
viewstate, it's available in the statebag during the current request,
but subsequent postback on the same page loose my viewstate.
Here is a simple stepped exemple to expose my problem in a more
synthetic manner:
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Page1:
[STEP1] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP2] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click...Serve r.Transfer
Page2:
[STEP3] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP4] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click... nothing in viewstate
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Clearly, if I put something in viewstate during step3, I got nothing in
it during step4.
It seems to be an asp.net bug.
Do you have a solution or workarround? (I don't want to rely on Session
variables).
Thanks
Gauthier Segay
Hello,
I suppose this will work, but I can't test in my current context since
I will lose the HttpContext.Ite ms parameters.
I think the problem is that the viewstate work for a given url, and
this url is not refreshed while using Server.Transfer .
Thanks for your proposition.
Gauthier Segay
Grant Merwitz wrote: Just a test,
If you change the Server.Transfer to Response.Redire ct,
does the ViewState work properly then?
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:u6******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl... Hello,
I've problem on subsequent postbacks after a Server.Transfer was
done. In our application framework we have a method that pass
parameters (via HttpContext.Ite ms) and navigate to another page
(via Server.Transfer ), this work nicely for what it's done for:
passing parameters to another page.
Now my problem is on the destination page, If I affect something to
the viewstate, it's available in the statebag during the current
request, but subsequent postback on the same page loose my
viewstate.
Here is a simple stepped exemple to expose my problem in a more
synthetic manner:
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Page1:
[STEP1] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP2] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click...Serve r.Transfer
Page2:
[STEP3] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP4] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click... nothing in viewstate
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Clearly, if I put something in viewstate during step3, I got
nothing in it during step4.
It seems to be an asp.net bug.
Do you have a solution or workarround? (I don't want to rely on
Session variables).
Thanks
Gauthier Segay
Hello,
The problem is the same, and in fact, the overload without the boolean
is passing true by defaul (I've checked with reflector).
Do anyone have another idea?
Do you agree that this is a bug in ASP.NET's ViewState handling?
Gauthier Segay
Onin Tayson wrote: also try Server.Transfer ("url.aspx", true)
"Grant Merwitz" <gr***@workshar e.com> wrote in message
news:OI******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Just a test,
If you change the Server.Transfer to Response.Redire ct,
does the ViewState work properly then?
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:u6******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl... Hello,
I've problem on subsequent postbacks after a Server.Transfer was
done. In our application framework we have a method that pass
parameters (via HttpContext.Ite ms) and navigate to another page
(via Server.Transfer ), this work nicely for what it's done for:
passing parameters to another page.
Now my problem is on the destination page, If I affect something
to the viewstate, it's available in the statebag during the
current request, but subsequent postback on the same page loose
my viewstate.
Here is a simple stepped exemple to expose my problem in a more
synthetic manner:
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Page1:
[STEP1] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP2] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click...Serve r.Transfer
Page2:
[STEP3] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP4] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click... nothing in viewstate
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Clearly, if I put something in viewstate during step3, I got
nothing in it during step4.
It seems to be an asp.net bug.
Do you have a solution or workarround? (I don't want to rely on
Session variables).
Thanks
Gauthier Segay
Just reading this article http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q316920
I know its not the same error, but maybe worth a try
So, Try set EnableViewState Mac to true for your site, and see if it makes a
difference
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:es******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Hello,
I suppose this will work, but I can't test in my current context since
I will lose the HttpContext.Ite ms parameters.
I think the problem is that the viewstate work for a given url, and
this url is not refreshed while using Server.Transfer .
Thanks for your proposition.
Gauthier Segay
Grant Merwitz wrote:
Just a test,
If you change the Server.Transfer to Response.Redire ct,
does the ViewState work properly then?
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:u6******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl... > Hello,
>
> I've problem on subsequent postbacks after a Server.Transfer was
> done. In our application framework we have a method that pass
> parameters (via HttpContext.Ite ms) and navigate to another page
> (via Server.Transfer ), this work nicely for what it's done for:
> passing parameters to another page.
>
> Now my problem is on the destination page, If I affect something to
> the viewstate, it's available in the statebag during the current
> request, but subsequent postback on the same page loose my
> viewstate.
>
> Here is a simple stepped exemple to expose my problem in a more
> synthetic manner:
>
> ========8<===== =======8<====== ======
> Page1:
> [STEP1] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
> [STEP2] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click...Serve r.Transfer
>
> Page2:
> [STEP3] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
> [STEP4] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click... nothing in viewstate
> ========8<===== =======8<====== ======
>
> Clearly, if I put something in viewstate during step3, I got
> nothing in it during step4.
>
> It seems to be an asp.net bug.
>
> Do you have a solution or workarround? (I don't want to rely on
> Session variables).
>
> Thanks
>
> Gauthier Segay
Hello,
I've set this property to true in my base page class, seeing not any
change in behavior.
Thanks for suggesting.
Does anyone have other suggestions?
Does any Microsoft folks is aware of my issue?
Thanks,
Gauthier Segay
Grant Merwitz wrote: Just reading this article
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q316920
I know its not the same error, but maybe worth a try
So, Try set EnableViewState Mac to true for your site, and see if it
makes a difference
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:es******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Hello,
I suppose this will work, but I can't test in my current context
since I will lose the HttpContext.Ite ms parameters.
I think the problem is that the viewstate work for a given url, and
this url is not refreshed while using Server.Transfer .
Thanks for your proposition.
Gauthier Segay
Grant Merwitz wrote:
Just a test,
If you change the Server.Transfer to Response.Redire ct,
does the ViewState work properly then?
"Gauthier Segay" <ga******@spamm ed.org> wrote in message
news:u6******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl...
Hello,
>
I've problem on subsequent postbacks after a Server.Transfer was
done. In our application framework we have a method that pass
parameters (via HttpContext.Ite ms) and navigate to another page
(via Server.Transfer ), this work nicely for what it's done for:
passing parameters to another page.
>
Now my problem is on the destination page, If I affect something to >>> the viewstate, it's available in the statebag during the
current >>> request, but subsequent postback on the same page loose my viewstate.
>
Here is a simple stepped exemple to expose my problem in a more
synthetic manner:
>
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
Page1:
[STEP1] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP2] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click...Serve r.Transfer
>
Page2:
[STEP3] Page_Init...Pag e_Load...Page_R ender... User click on Btn1
[STEP4] Page_Init...Btn 1_Click... nothing in viewstate
========8<===== =======8<====== ======
>
Clearly, if I put something in viewstate during step3, I got
nothing in it during step4.
>
It seems to be an asp.net bug.
>
Do you have a solution or workarround? (I don't want to rely on
Session variables).
>
Thanks
>
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