POST

[Stephen M]

Hi,

Between two aspx pages I want to post an ID. I have looked at several
exmples but have not been able to get a clear cut working solution. Can
anyone suggest a way to do this from the sending page to the receiving page?

Thanks for any help.

Stephen M

[Terry Olsen]

A couple ways come to mind:

Session.Item("ID")=ID
ID=Session.Item("ID")

Response.Redirect("http://newpage.aspx?ID=" & ID)
ID=Request.QueryString("ID")

"Stephen M" <St******@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Hi,

Between two aspx pages I want to post an ID. I have looked at several
exmples but have not been able to get a clear cut working solution. Can
anyone suggest a way to do this from the sending page to the receiving
page?

Thanks for any help.

Stephen M

[Joerg Jooss]

Thus wrote Stephen,

Hi,

Between two aspx pages I want to post an ID. I have looked at several
exmples but have not been able to get a clear cut working solution.
Can anyone suggest a way to do this from the sending page to the
receiving page?

I don't quite get the requirement -- do you want to send a HTTP POST request
from a page explicitly (by setting a Postback URL to another ASP.NET page)
or implicitly (in your page's code file)?

--
Joerg Jooss
ne********@joergjooss.de

[MOUSTAFA ARAFA]

please read "post and redirect " thread it will give you idea.

"Joerg Jooss" wrote:

Thus wrote Stephen,

Hi,

Between two aspx pages I want to post an ID. I have looked at several
exmples but have not been able to get a clear cut working solution.
Can anyone suggest a way to do this from the sending page to the
receiving page?

I don't quite get the requirement -- do you want to send a HTTP POST request
from a page explicitly (by setting a Postback URL to another ASP.NET page)
or implicitly (in your page's code file)?

--
Joerg Jooss
ne********@joergjooss.de