I for example usualy use a stack variable & save it on a session to call &
update from all the pages
in this case a stack variale can be usefull because is something like a list
of object, you can build a custom object ( for example a struct ) to put all
the information that you need (for ex page name, userID,page status &
more )
for shure this method is helpfull if you need to keep not only the name of
page, if you only need tha page of the name Michel Posseth show you the
better method
bye
Maurizio
"Joe" <Jo*@discussions.microsoft.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Dear ABC:
You may use a Session variable to store whether the user visits the
previous
page or not.
For example
Set: ->> Session("Page1visited") = "True" 'on the previous
page
Get: -->> If Session("Page1visited") = "True" 'on the current page
'From prev
else
'From other page
end if
Sincerely,
Joe Tsui
-MCSD.NET,MCAD.NET,MCDBA,MCP
"ABC" wrote:
How to I know the previous page is clicked to forward the current page?
As our web site have many methods to enter the web page, I need to know
the
users clicked which link or which part of page to enter the web page.
