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ViewState in ASP.NET 2.0 : Richard Bean
Monday, July 14 2008
Explains how to use ViewState to save data across the page postbacks. One of the most interesting features of ASP.NET 2.0 is the open way it allows the programmer to manipulate a control's viewstate. The viewstate should be the first choice to save data to access across postbacks. If the information is to be shared across different controls, it can be placed in the viewstate of the page, if it is to be accessed within the scope of a single control, then it can be placed within the viewstate of the control. The type of info one can save here may be simple data types or even complex user defined....Speed Up with Project Templates Using Visual Studio 2005 - Part 2 : Ameet Phadnis
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