Super dishes, who will come! Please help me ~~ Thank you!

keenlad

Regarding the problem of value transfer across web pages:

If you use Response.redirect ("a.aspx? Id = 123");
       Request.QueryString ["id"];
Method, id = 123 will be displayed in the address bar.

How can I pass it without displaying it? I heard that there is a Request.Form method? In this case, how to write a Response?

yfacmilan

Response.redirect ("a.aspx");
Request.Form ["id"];

everever30

Use session

yfacmilan

Request.Form ["<% = id.ClientID%>"];

akwarn

There are many ways.
One. Response.redirect ("a.aspx? Id = 123"); Renamed Server.Transfer ("a.aspx? Id = 123");
two. Put form method = "post" then. Request.Form ["id"];
three. Set session ["id"] = 123, get string = session ["id"]. ToString ()
four. . . . . .
a lot of.
It is usually used without change. Unless it's important data! !!

wym0291

Learn.