Answer / tejkrishna

the page submiting value to another .aspx page is cross
page postback

Answer / arti mishra

one web page submitting to another web page is called cross
page posting

Answer / izetamtechnologies

Whenever we click on a submit button on a webpage, the data is stored on the same page. But if the data is stored on a different page and linked to the current one, then it is known as a cross-page posting.

How can we create Tree control in asp.net?

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When during the page processing cycle is ViewState available?

1 Answers   Siebel Systems,

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What are the benefits of view state?

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What is smart navigation?

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What is postback request?

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HI, I have a very important query in mind. Please help me regarding this. I don't have any real time exp in .net. But I have a knowledge it .net. I got an offer from an MNC company as a software developer has I had kept 2 years of fake exp. Even though for this job I had worked hard to crack interview for more then a year. So, I would like to know how difficult it will be for working in real time as I don't have real time exp. Please tell me as soon as possible bcoz I need to join by next month. Can i sustain over there for a longer time or not. And also let me know how to work pressure will be over there. Please help me regarding this. I'm getting tension thinking about it. Thank you.

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State differences between MVC and WebAPI

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What is virtual directory in asp.net?

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Advantage of data Reader?

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Explain the scenario where we go for inpro and outpro session?

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what is the difference between server.Transfer and response.redirect in .net

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You create an ASP.NET application for a hotel. The application contains a page that displays current weather conditions for the city in which the hotel is located. The application calls an XML Web service every 10 minutes to update the current weather conditions. A new page is then displayed for subsequent requests. You want the same page to be cached and retrieved from the cache during the time between calls to the XML Web service. You decide to use a Page directive to accomplish this goal. Which Page directive should you use? A . <%@ Cache Seconds="600 '' VaryByParam="Page" %> B . <%@ OutputCache Time="600" %> C . <%@ OutputCache Duration="600" VaryByParam="None" %> D . <%@ OutputCache Duration="600" %>

2 Answers   Syntax Softtech,

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