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How can I send a string array to another aspx page?
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luvdotnet sowhat
Don't you want to use session object?
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Sherif ElMetainy
Hello
There are several methods to do this, the best method depends on your
application.
1 - Put your array in a session variable. This method can be used with any
type of data
2 - Using cookies: concatenate the strings in one big string (use any
separator ';' for example ) then send it as a cookie to the brower, in the
other aspx page, get the cookie value, split the string to get the array.
3 - Same as method 2 but use a query string instead of cookies, for exampe
mypage.aspx?mystrings=str1;str2;str3;str4.
4 - Put strings in hidden form fields, and submit to your other page.
Best Regards
Sherif
There are several methods to do this, the best method depends on your
application.
1 - Put your array in a session variable. This method can be used with any
type of data
2 - Using cookies: concatenate the strings in one big string (use any
separator ';' for example ) then send it as a cookie to the brower, in the
other aspx page, get the cookie value, split the string to get the array.
3 - Same as method 2 but use a query string instead of cookies, for exampe
mypage.aspx?mystrings=str1;str2;str3;str4.
4 - Put strings in hidden form fields, and submit to your other page.
Best Regards
Sherif
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luvdotnet sowhat
Thanks a lot
Sherif ElMetainy said:Hello
There are several methods to do this, the best method depends on your
application.
1 - Put your array in a session variable. This method can be used with any
type of data
2 - Using cookies: concatenate the strings in one big string (use any
separator ';' for example ) then send it as a cookie to the brower, in the
other aspx page, get the cookie value, split the string to get the array.
3 - Same as method 2 but use a query string instead of cookies, for exampe
mypage.aspx?mystrings=str1;str2;str3;str4.
4 - Put strings in hidden form fields, and submit to your other page.
Best Regards
Sherif