How to Pass value from one page to another in asp.net C#

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I want to pass the value from one page to another page in asp.net.
Where there are two pages
page1,page2
In the page1 there is a condition, if it is correct the value from the string is take to the page2 and show in the label "correct". If it is not correct the value from the page1 string is take to the page2 and show in the label "not correct".
How to take value from one page1 to page2.

Posted 5-Nov-13 19:34pm

Gokul Athithan

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Gokul Athithan 6-Nov-13 5:55am

string server = "";

if (server != Dns.Resolve(domain).ToString())
{
string na = "Not Available!";
Response.Redirect("domainsearch.aspx?Name=" + na);
}
else
{

string nas = "Available!";
Response.Redirect("domainsearch.aspx?NoName=" + nas);
}
How i can get the error message "Available" in the Next page

Ayush Nautiyal 24-Mar-14 1:31am

I think you should go throught state management concepts,,,,like Query string, session etc..
See "http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/492397/State-Management-in-ASP-NET-Introduction" or "http://www.tutorialspoint.com/asp.net/asp.net_managing_state.htm" link

Pranav-BiTwiser 24-Mar-14 2:19am

use either session or query string....

10 solutions

Solution 1

Please see my recent answer: Passing Data Between Pages[^].

—SA

Posted 5-Nov-13 19:44pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Solution 3

Passing Value Between Pages in ASP.NET

Posted 5-Nov-13 19:49pm

Charan_Kumar

Updated 5-Nov-13 22:06pm

v2

Solution 5

Please go this sites I hope you will get your requirements with proper answer

Pass Values Between ASP.NET Web Pages

Eight Different Ways to Transfer Data from One Page to Another Page

Posted 5-Nov-13 20:22pm

sankarsan parida

Updated 5-Nov-13 20:23pm

v2

Solution 7

query string is better for small and non sensitive data

Posted 14-Mar-14 8:56am

www-sahilv

Solution 2

You can use any of the following:
1. QueryString like page2.aspx?str=true, or false depending on your choice.
2. Server.Transer("page2.aspx"); and then use for eg. Page.Previouspage.FindControl("control-name");
3. Use session object. Like session["choice"]="true" or "false" .

Posted 5-Nov-13 19:47pm

Brijesh Kr

Updated 5-Nov-13 19:52pm

v2

Solution 6

Query Strings
Cookies
Session variables
Server.Transfer
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Posted 5-Nov-13 23:30pm

Krishna Chandra Singh

Solution 8

PAGE 1

C#

string correct = label1.Text.ToString();
string inCorrect = label2.Text.ToString(); 
//your condition

C#

Session["transfervalue"] = //transferlabel

THEN RETRIEVE THE SESSIONS ON YOUR SECOND PAGE (put on pageload)

C#

string retrievevalue = Convert.ToString(Session["transfervalue"]);

C#

lblDisplayCorrectorIncorrect.Text = retrievevalue;

Posted 23-Mar-14 17:09pm

JB0301

Solution 9

A Beginner's Tutorial on ASP.NET State Management[^]

Posted 23-Mar-14 19:00pm

jacobjohn196

Solution 10

You can use Session in Server side ,and QueryString,Viewstate,Cookie Hiddenfield in ClientSide

eg:Session Page1:

if(condition)
{
Session["Condtion"]="Correct";
}
else
{
Session["Condtion"]="InCorrect";
}

Page2

label1.text=Session["Condtion"].Tostring();

Posted 23-Mar-14 19:00pm

Kan07

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-05T19:50:00

Solution 4

You may use
Query Strings
Cookies
Session variables
Server.Transfer
Post Back URL

Passing data/parameters/values from one aspx page to another aspx page[^]
Passing Values from One Page to Another Page – ASP.NET[^]

Posted 5-Nov-13 19:50pm

thatraja