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Default ListView State restore

Hi All,
In a popup window i am using a listview that contains a checkbox, name, salary of some employee. all these values comes from database. checkbox field is editable. User can select or unselect it. At last user can submit this. We have to update all the values change by user. But the problem is this listview contains paging(custom). User can change some checkbox values and move to another page. When he comes to same page again, it should reflect the changed values(But these values are not updated in database yet). We have to maintain the state of checkbox in paging. Can anyone help me out.
Thanks in Advance.
Balesh Kumar






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