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Server Migration causing loss of data on PostBack

I recently migrated my asp.net 1.1 web project to a new web server and
whenever my page posts back, I lose the value in several of my fields.
I know the problem applies specifically to databound objects like Drop
Down Lists, CheckBoxLists and RadioButtonLists. When you push the back
button, all the databound options are gone.

I do bind these objects in an if (! IsPostBack) statement in my
Page_Load function and my pages have ViewState enabled.

Everything worked perfectly on my old server but now things are going
haywire. Is there a global setting or server configuration setting
that affects ViewState or state values on PostBack?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Matthew Robins

Aug 9 '06 #1
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