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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / General / November 2007Cross Post Pages from Code Behind File
Trying to figure out how to do a cross post page within the code behind file. I need to do some calculations before I send a string value to another pages. Here is an example of the concept I would like to achieve. Lets start with 2 pages, page1.aspx has the text boxes and page2 is where I want to display the informaiton. Page1.aspx textBox1.text = "John" textBox 2.text = "Smith" In my page1.aspx.vb page I have something like Dim full as string full = textBox1.text & " " & textBox2.text Dim url as string = http://localhost/page2.aspx Page.Response.Redirect(Url) On page2.aspx all I want to do is display "full" on the page. Your Full Name: "full" I have looked at the page.previous.findcontrol but since this is all done within the code behind file I don't have a control. I need to beable to instead of findcontrol findvariable("full"), but don't know how to accomplish that. If you can use Server.Transfer("page2.aspx"); instead off response.redirect(..... Dim full as string full = textBox1.text & " " & textBox2.text Context.Items.Add("full", full) Server.Transfer("page2.aspx") On page2.aspx. Dim full as string full = Context.Items("full").ToString() Response.Write(full) ' etc... > Trying to figure out how to do a cross post page within the code > behind file. I need to do some calculations before I send a string [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > beable to instead of findcontrol findvariable("full"), but don't know > how to accomplish that. > If you can use Server.Transfer("page2.aspx"); instead off > response.redirect(..... [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Need it to be able to use it with browsers other than IE. pass in URL string , Encrypted if you wish you may pass it in cookie Are you crossing domains or servers? Server.Transfer can work for all browsers. >> If you can use Server.Transfer("page2.aspx"); instead off >> response.redirect(..... [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > > Need it to be able to use it with browsers other than IE. > pass in URL string , Encrypted if you wish > you may pass it in cookie [quoted text clipped - 61 lines] > > - Show quoted text - I was reading something else. The only problem is that I need for page2 to look like it is coming from page2.aspx and not page1. For instance. chris.mysite.com/page1.aspx send data to page2 --> (response.redirect) www.mysite.com/page2. with full on the page. I have to do it this way because I actually have page 2 just doing a redirect to the "full" item in the example. And the receive site will only accept connections from a specific site and web page. It's a pain, but getting closer. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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