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Store View State in a Persistent Medium, the Proper Way : Bilal Haidar
Monday, July 21 2008
In this article Bilal Haidar shows you how to properly store ASP.NET page's View State into a persistent medium, as an extension of Scott Micthell's article on MSDN, Understanding ASP.NET View State. In his article, Understanding ASP.NET View State, Scott presented a section about storing the ASP.NET view state into a persistent medium, instead of storing it in the page itself. He used the system file system, mainly a simple text file to store the page’s view state. However, Scott did mention a few weaknesses in his approach and proposed some ideas on how to improve his method....How to bring the unlimited formatting flexibility of using Cascaded Style Sheets (CSS) to your ASP.NET Web applications? : Richard Bean
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