Asp + Aspx

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Kiran Math

( I am new to asp.net)

I have a web application (classical asp) ,
I wanted to add some new forms and I wanted to do that in asp.net

Say I have Form A. ( a.asp)
I have a button in there . And on click of the button I wanted to bring up
Form B ( b.aspx).
Form B has a button too and onclick of the button it should bring me back to
Form A.

Is it possible to do that and what about the state management between
classical asp and asp.net.

Is it a good idea to convert all the asp pages to aspx pages?

Thank you
Krian Math
 
if the buttons simply redirect from one to the other, no prob. (that
includes using querystring). Now, if you use any FORMs authentication in
ASPX, or any Session items in EITHER then you may have issues.
Personally, don't mix.... Convert the whole thing and be done with it. It'll
be easier then tracking down the issues later.
 
P.S. Don't post the same question individually to different groups.
It wastes everyones time
 
State management is not shared. ASP and ASP.NET run in different contexts.
You will not be able to share application or session data among them.

You can always send people from one to another though.

And don't worry about posting your question on different forums. You do what
you must in order to find an answer. You are posting the question because
you don't know in the first place.
 
Do you think it's a good idea to encourage inproper NG netiquette?
If it was a genuine mistake, then fine that's one thing. Doing it
intentionally is another. I had already answered his post in another NG, and
didn't realize this was a repost so I wasted my time re-answering.... you
think that's a good idea? If so you'll quickly find that people will start
ignoring posts
 
Curt and Romero,

Let me thank you all for helping me out with this.
I did post in two NG as I thought I will get a border views from people in
different NG's.

I will avoid doing mulitple post in future.

Thanks for help again.
Kiran Math
 
With all due respect, it looks to me like you are upset at the user because
of a mistake you make.
Please take a second to understand that the reason he is posting his message
on different forums is because he is trying to maximize his chances of
getting an answer. I can see you check different forums, but many people out
there don't. I go through this problem myself from time to time. Sometimes I
ask a question and I get no answer, so the only thing left to do is to post
it somewhere else to see if I can find someone who can answer it, dont you
think?
 
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