How to input type text from first page into second page

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 First page as follows

 <input  type="text" id="inputEmail" class="form-control"      runat="Server" placeholder="User Name" required /> 

In  the first page in the text i typed as Ram

Second page as follows

in second page.aspx code as follows

<a href="#contact" style=" float: right"">Welcome </a>

in the second page i want to display First page name Ram into second page after Welcome.

output i required as follows Welcome Ram

What I have tried:

First page as follows

In the first page in the text i typed as Ram

Second page as follows

in second page.aspx code as follows

<a href="#contact" style=" float: right"">Welcome

in the second page i want to display First page name Ram into second page after
Welcome.

output i required as follows Welcome Ram in the second page

Posted 8-Feb-18 0:50am

sudhakarthikeyan

Updated 8-Feb-18 1:06am

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F-ES Sitecore 8-Feb-18 7:05am

This is really basic stuff, rather than asking these kinds of questions you should get a book on asp.net and at least get a good understanding of the basics. You can't learn such a broad technology as asp.net from asking questions on a forum.

We can't answer your question as it stands as we don't know where the form on page1 is submitting to and the answer to that dictates the solution you use. In general terms though you use an asp:Literal to put text on the page.

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Thanks7872 · Answer 1 · 2018-02-08T01:06:00

Solution 1

How to: Pass Values Between ASP.NET Web Forms Pages[^]

Posted 8-Feb-18 1:06am

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