How to pass multiple string values from one aspx page to another aspx page

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Hi All,

I want to pass multiple string values from one aspx page to another aspx page.
I am able to send one value but how to pass multiple values at the time when the page is redirected from one page to another page.

For example : string s = "ABC";
string s1 = "PQR";
string s2 = "LMN";

I am able to pass one value like this : Response.Redirect("~/PrintBilledReport.aspx?sentence=" + s);

I want to send all s,s1 and s2 from one page to another page. Please tell me the proper format how to pass the multiple values from one page to another page.

Thanks in advance...

Posted 23-Dec-12 20:06pm

rp786

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Solution 1

on First page :

C#

string s = "ABC";
string s1 = "PQR";
string s2 = "LMN";

Session["s"] = s;
Session["s1"] = s1;
Session["s2"] = s2;

On Second page :

C#

string str, str1, str2;

str = Session["s"].ToString(); 
str1 = Session["s1"].ToString(); 
str2 = Session["s2"].ToString();

Posted 23-Dec-12 20:09pm

Krunal Rohit

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UDTWS 15-Apr-19 6:36am

is their any other process to pass values without using querysting or session.

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__TR__ · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-23T20:12:00

Solution 2

Take a look at
Asp.net Pass Multiple Parameters in Query String or URL[^]
Passing multiple querystring values with response.redirect method[^]

Posted 23-Dec-12 20:12pm

__TR__

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rp786 24-Dec-12 2:46am

Thanks it worked..

__TR__ 24-Dec-12 3:02am

You're welcome.

UDTWS 15-Apr-19 6:36am

is their any other process to pass values without using querysting or session.

_Amy · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-23T20:16:00

Solution 3

Instead of using session I would suggest you to use QueryString only. Just have a look below:
In Page 1:

C#

Response.Redirect("~/PrintBilledReport.aspx?sentence="+s+"&word="+s1+"&letter"+s3);

In Page 2:

C#

string s1 = Request.QueryString["sentence"];
string s2 = Request.QueryString["word"];
string s3 = Request.QueryString["letter"];

Now you can use the string variables in 2nd page.

--Amit

Posted 23-Dec-12 20:16pm

_Amy

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rp786 24-Dec-12 2:46am

Thanks all of you. The solutions worked.

__TR__ 24-Dec-12 3:02am

My 5!

_Amy 24-Dec-12 3:09am

Thank you Tejas.. :)

UDTWS 15-Apr-19 6:36am

is their any other process to pass values without using querysting or session.