Equivalent of ASP.NET MVC TempData in ASP.NET?

There is no direct equivalent (that is, data that is only passed to the next page) You can use Session and clear it out on the receiving page.

There is no direct equivalent (that is, data that is only passed to the next page). You can use Session and clear it out on the receiving page.

You can use either Session or Viewstate to pass data between pages in ASP. NET application.

I don't think so. – Oded Jun 1 at 8:29 codeproject.Com/KB/viewstate/AccessViewState. Aspx – eugeneK Jun 1 at 8:32 I suggest you read the article.

He is using Server.Transfer. This is not the same a loading a new page or doing a redirect. – Oded Jun 1 at 8:35 Oded, will it do what @rob waminal asks for or not.

I'm not discussing about Responce. Redirect versus Server. Transfer when in this case you right they are different.

– eugeneK Jun 1 at 8:39 @eugeneK: I'll be passing some query strings to the called page so Server. Transfer is a no. – rob waminal Jun 1 at 9:59.

There is no direct equivalent (that is, data that is only passed to the next page).

You can use either Session or Viewstate to pass data between pages in ASP.NET application.

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