Retrieve value of an asptextbox

[Michael]

I am using Web Developer Express 2005. I created a little form to add
some content to a database. I keep the formview default mode in the
insert mode. The values are being added to the database fine.

How do I retrieve a value of one of the textboxes and assign it to a
variable so I can pass it along to a new page after the insert event?

Thanks

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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How do I retrieve a value of one of the textboxes and assign it to a
variable so I can pass it along to a new page after the insert event?

string strMyVariable = MyTextBox.Text;
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ASP.NET MVP
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[Michael]

Mark,

Dont I have to use some type of findcontrol method ?

Thanks

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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Dont I have to use some type of findcontrol method ?

Not unless the TextBox is contained within something like a GridView or a
UserControl etc...

If it's just on the page, then you can refer to it explicitly:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...tbox.text.aspx
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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
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[Hans Kesting]

After serious thinking Michael wrote :

I am using Web Developer Express 2005. I created a little form to add
some content to a database. I keep the formview default mode in the
insert mode. The values are being added to the database fine.

How do I retrieve a value of one of the textboxes and assign it to a
variable so I can pass it along to a new page after the insert event?

Thanks

If you want to "pass variables to another page", then a regular
variable is not enough: After a redirect to that other page all your
variables are cleared.
But this is a very common situation, so there is a common solution:
store the values in Session.

example in C#:

Session["MyValue"] = "Some Value";

string s = (string)Session["MyValue"];

Note: everything is stored as "object", so you need to cast to the
proper type.
Hans Kesting