Hi,

  I've created a hyperlink to a page with one querystring pair attached to 
the link (data.aspx?ScreenNum=1). My page comes up and then I enter data 
and hit the "save button".

   My problem is that after I hit the save button and the first postback 
occurs, I'd still like to have the value of the querystring I appended to 
the hyperlink. Is there a way for me to save the value of this querystring 
in the first page load (in a variable) before I hit the save button. I had 
considered using a session variable to save this, but it seems like the 
wrong way to do this.

   Bascially, I guess the question is: is it possible to assign a value to 
a variable in the first page load of a screen and have it persist from one 
postback to the next (without using a session variable).

Thanks,
Neil

   Any suggestions

Hi,
  Have you tried using PERSISTENT COOKIES?

Cheers,
Vidya.



On Tue, 28 May 2002 15:49:28
  "Neil Newton" <capnbooda@a...> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>   I've created a hyperlink to a page with one querystring pair 
>attached to 
>the link (data.aspx?ScreenNum=1). My page comes up and then I enter 
>data 
>and hit the "save button".
>
>    My problem is that after I hit the save button and the first 
>postback 
>occurs, I'd still like to have the value of the querystring I 
>appended to 
>the hyperlink. Is there a way for me to save the value of this 
>querystring 
>in the first page load (in a variable) before I hit the save button. 
>I had 
>considered using a session variable to save this, but it seems like 
>the 
>wrong way to do this.
>
>    Bascially, I guess the question is: is it possible to assign a 
>value to 
>a variable in the first page load of a screen and have it persist 
>from one 
>postback to the next (without using a session variable).
>
>Thanks,
>Neil
>
>    Any suggestions

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