State maintainence issue in single web form

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Hi,
I developed a website in which there is a page in which Administrator of the website has a prevalent to edit the whole around profile of the client. The Administrator chooses the client from the Home page where i save the the Id of the client in some session and than redirect to editing page. In this page there are sections like editing personal information and Business related information. For editing every time I have a cancel button too. The problem starts once I hit this page. Some time it happens that after clicking on some button and when page post backs I lost whole of the data from UI. E.g: if i have written "Hi" than it will show me on the browser "Label". This happens for this page only and occurs sometime only. On this page I have made used of some sessions and a lot of view states. does on post back I lose info due to some UN-managed coding ? If this prob occurs I have to go to home page again than i select the client again and do things again. What could be the reason for this prob ? Pasting entire code was useless so I am asking for your opinions. Please help !

Posted 5-Jul-12 21:50pm

Taresh Uppal

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OriginalGriff 6-Jul-12 4:04am

How can we answer? We have less information than you do!
I agree posting your whole code is pointless - we would have to read far to much and work out what is going on.
Have you tried cutting the form down to a bare minimum and seeing if you can replicate the problem? If not, put a bit back, and try again until you can. You will either have less to post, or a better idea of where the problem could be.

Taresh Uppal 6-Jul-12 4:59am

okie griff lemme try this...thanx

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