Pass text box text to another page

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how can i pass a textbox text of first.aspx page to second.aspx page?

Posted 6-Sep-11 23:48pm

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Solution 2

C#

// on first page
response.redirect("second.aspx?string="textbox1.text);

//and on second page

 string value= request.querystring["string"].tostring();

Posted 6-Sep-11 23:53pm

choudhary.sumit

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Member 8214635 7-Sep-11 5:58am

i got this error - "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

Member 11615396 6-May-15 9:56am

how can pass two textbox text

Solution 7

Might be helpful,

ASP.NET State Management Overview[^]

:)

Posted 7-Sep-11 0:07am

Mohammad A Rahman

Solution 1

You can use querystring or Session or Context object if you are using server.transfer. Refer the below link

Transferring page values to another page[^]

Posted 6-Sep-11 23:53pm

manoharank5

Updated 6-Sep-11 23:56pm

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RaviRanjanKr 7-Sep-11 5:57am

Always Convert URL to hyperlink. it gives better readability to user.

Solution 5

The basic way is:

C#

Response.Redirect( "second.aspx?query=" + textbox.Text );

Other ones would be:
1:

C#

Session[ "query" ] = textbox.Text;
//Page load of second.aspx
String query = ( Session[ "query" ] != null ) ? Session[ "query" ].ToString() : String.Empty /*or do something else*/;

Posted 6-Sep-11 23:56pm

Morgs Morgan

Solution 10

1. Use querystring

C#

// on first page
response.redirect("secondpage.aspx?tempValue="textbox1.text);

C#

//and on second page
string value= request.querystring["tempValue"].tostring();

2. use Session

C#

// on first page set Session
Session[ "tempValue" ] = textbox1.Text;

C#

//on second page get value from Session
  String query = ( Session[ "tempValue" ] != null ) ? Session[ "tempValue" ].ToString() : String.Empty

3. use previos page concept

C#

// on first page set textbox value
TextBox1.text="something";
//on second page 
if (PreviousPage != null)
{
    TextBox tmpTextBox =
        (TextBox) PreviousPage.FindControl("TextBox1");
    if (tmpTextBox != null)
    {
        string value = tmpTextBox.Text.tostring();
    }
}

Edit: Code has been formatted.

Posted 7-Sep-11 0:15am

Akshaya Dash

Updated 7-Sep-11 0:23am

v2

Solution 6

StateManagement Suggestions : A Beginner's View[^]

Posted 6-Sep-11 23:58pm

koolprasad2003

Solution 8

Hi,

You could use the
Response.Redirect from your first ASPX and fulled out the value
using Request.QueryString

From your first aspx code behind code example:

string qryStr = "The Value of text in First ASPX";
Response.Redirect("EditItem.aspx?emp=" + qryStr);

then in your second aspx code behind in Page_Load:

string qryStr = Request.QueryString["emp"];

You may use Session if you want.

Regards,

Algem

Posted 7-Sep-11 0:08am

Al Moje

Solution 9

you can use session or query stirng

query string example:

write code in button click event in .aspx page 1

C#

string value=textbox1.text;
Response.Redirect("Page2.aspx?item="+value);

write code in Page2. aspx Page_Load Event

C#

string value=Request.QueryString["item"].ToString();
Respose.Write(value);

try your self. best of luck

Mahabub

Posted 7-Sep-11 0:10am

mahabubur rahman

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nagendrathecoder · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-06T23:53:00

Solution 4

There are many ways to pass information between pages.
1) Use session variables
2) Use QueryString
3) Use objects

For detailed description on implementing these ways, go Here[^]

Posted 6-Sep-11 23:53pm

nagendrathecoder

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RaviRanjanKr 7-Sep-11 5:57am

Nice Answer, My 5+

nagendrathecoder 7-Sep-11 5:59am

Thanks Ravi

Prerak Patel · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-06T23:53:00

Solution 3

There are many ways. Select which suits you.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6c3yckfw.aspx[^]

C#

if (PreviousPage != null)
{
    TextBox SourceTextBox =
        (TextBox) PreviousPage.FindControl("TextBox1");
    if (SourceTextBox != null)
    {
        Label1.Text = SourceTextBox.Text;
    }
}

Use PreviousPage as shown, or QueryString.

Posted 6-Sep-11 23:53pm

Prerak Patel

Updated 6-Sep-11 23:57pm

v2

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nagendrathecoder 7-Sep-11 5:57am

Best answer among all given, my 5. :)

Prerak Patel 7-Sep-11 5:58am

Thanks.