I have a custom control in an aspx page that has a property named Size public int Size { get { return Convert.ToInt32(ViewState[\"CreativeSize\"]); }
it looks like nobody has posted on this. I have a very typical set up, an ajax update panel is updated when a drop list of offices changes. Each form could have it\'s own values, for instance each st
When submitting forms using the \"GET\" method, I am getting a huge URL containing ViewState (as well as other values I don\'t want).
I\'ve looked at a lot of similar questions here, but to no avail. So here goes... I\'m creating a set of user controls that display a list of grid-like tables.Anyway, the objective is to list the gr
I have the following code to login into an external site application (asp.net app) from a local site login form (written in php):
To all you ASP.NET experts and beginners, do you look at a state management as a difficult and annoying task to do? If you were to start over with ASP.NET would you consider ASP.NET MVC and never have
Scratch this! I have googled my ass off looking for this. 1. Lets say that i have a webform that has a few textboxes, with ID\'s textbox1, textbox2, textbox3. They all have viewstate enabled.
I have a page with private properties that are storing a credit card object and a shopping cart object in viewstate so I can maintain a reference to them across postbacks. By the way, the page i开发者
I have a problem regarding to asp.net lifecylce hierarchy. Basically, I have one user control which has a GridView in it. And this GridView is dynamically generated based on a public property on the
How to completely disable ControlState in an ASP.NET website application to get rid of <input type=\"hidden\" name=\"__VIEWSTATE\" id=\"__VIEWSTATE\" value=\"/ACBDEFGH...XYZ=\" /> on every page?
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