2 diff. aspx's

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Ruud

Hello.

I'v created an one.aspx and a two.aspx.
On the 'one' there is a button and on the 'two' there's a txtbox.
How can i connect these, so that a button click on one.aspx will fill the
txtbox on two.aspx

tnx
 
Hi Ruud,

The most simple
\\\form one
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender _
As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Response.Redirect("two.aspx")
End Sub
///
\\\form tow
Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, _
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Me.TextBox1.Text = "MyText"
End Sub
///
I would say, try it,

Cor
 
Ruud said:
I'v created an one.aspx and a two.aspx.
On the 'one' there is a button and on the 'two' there's a txtbox.
How can i connect these, so that a button click on one.aspx will
fill the txtbox on two.aspx

I think the question is not language dependent. You'd better ask at
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet[.*]
 
Hi Armin,
I think the question is not language dependent. You'd better ask at
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet[.*]

I knew that it can be done not using the VB.net language, but with vb. net
language, please see my message.

Dont see this as a flame, it is not.

My only concern is that this message came to fast and is not true in this
case.
I was waiting if somebody maybe had another answer. (This is the most easy
one)

I don't like that redirect way and I have seen others, but cannot remember
it me now.

Cor

PS
I was waiting on that key tone suppress from you in the German newsgroup and
it came fast, now I have archived it.
 
Cor said:
I think the question is not language dependent. You'd better ask
at microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet[.*]

I knew that it can be done not using the VB.net language, but with
vb. net language, please see my message.

Dont see this as a flame, it is not.
:-)

My only concern is that this message came to fast and is not true in
this case.


I didn't know it can not be done using C# and other managed languages.
I was waiting if somebody maybe had another answer. (This is the most
easy one)

I don't like that redirect way and I have seen others, but cannot
remember it me now.

I think it is ok to say what group is the right group for the question.
I also think that Ruud's question was not how to handle events or how
to call methods in VB.NET. I think the question is related to the
asp.net technology itself. You can be right, maybe it is both, but
as he/she didn't ask for the former reason I have to assume that
he asked for the second reason. If it will turn out that it is
a language specific problem, he can still say this and I won't have
a problem to explain how it is done in VB.NET.

Only to clarify what and how I think. :)


PS
I was waiting on that key tone suppress from you in the German
newsgroup and it came fast, now I have archived it.

??
 
Hi Armin,

I was in doubt if I would answer this, but I think it is essential and I
have seen this sentence more as a reason why things are redirected to
another newsgroup.
I didn't know it can not be done using C# and other managed languages.

If only things will be spoken in this newsgroup that cannot be done with
another languages or with controls for which exist not another newsgroups
(but the CSharp group exist so all controls can be spoken there), than this
newsgroup is only for all methods from Microsoft.Visualbasic.

In my opinion this newsgroup is for all things you need with the Vbnet
language from System.Net to make a project. For some more difficult things
are also specialized newsgroups.

Cor
 
Cor said:
I was in doubt if I would answer this, but I think it is essential
and I have seen this sentence more as a reason why things are
redirected to another newsgroup.

I wanted to answer here, but it got longer than the group name can cope
with. ;-) Can I reply by email? Which address?
 
Hi Armin,

Of course you can, my name you have seen is ligthert and my email provider
is @planet.nl

That is my email adres.

If you like it you can do it in German, reading that it is not that
difficult for me.

Cor
 
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