Passing data between pages in ASP.net

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in my application i am accepting data in one web page and displaying it on other page. i tried this using session variables but as soon as close browser the data that i am displaying goes. basically i want that information to remain even if browser is closed. so what can be done for this.

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Posted 23-Jan-12 18:27pm

gitanjali905

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Solution 2

you can save your data in data bas and fetch in anther page

OR

you can use cross page post back

please check the link

http://aspdotnetfaq.com/Faq/How-to-make-Cross-Page-Postback-in-ASP-Net.aspx[^]

Posted 23-Jan-12 18:59pm

mohit _srivastava

Solution 3

It's a state management concept.
Viewstate, Sesion, Querystring, hiddenFields are allow you to pass values between pages but unable to persist information after browser close.
cause when you close browser and reopen it, a new session is assigned with that browser.

To accomplish your task, you need to take use of Cookies or databse or store value in extrafile that will persist your data.

Posted 23-Jan-12 19:01pm

koolprasad2003

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use cookies so that your data remains in state.

Posted 23-Jan-12 23:11pm

rajendra pratap singh

Solution 5

There is three ways to solve this problem..

1. You can go for file input/output. There you can write the data in the files on client computer..

2. Or else you should save your data in database, and try to access it from there.

3. Or else you can use cookies.

Try whichever you think easy...

Posted 25-Jan-12 0:05am

AmitKumar89

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Tech Code Freak · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-23T18:47:00

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For your requirement, it seems that you have to save the data in your DataBase so that you can retrieve it even after the browser is closed.

Posted 23-Jan-12 18:47pm

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janwel 24-Jan-12 0:51am

One of the answers. Why didnt I think of that. ^_^ Im thinking more like adding a cookie with Expires but I dont think it will work ^_^.