Answer / pravesh chourasia

1.In first page set session variable. e.g.

Session ["Name"] = "Pravesh";

Here "Name" is name of session variable and "Pravesh" is
the value of session variable "Name".

2. In next page get the sesion variable. e.g.:-

string myName=Session["Name"].ToString();

Answer / hari

Get the value from Login Page where the Session Iniciated Like

Sesstion["UserID"]

and you may use this value on another page

Like

EnteredBy=Convert.Toint64(Session["UserID"])

Answer / vimal chauhan

response.redirect("requireform.aspx?"& txtbox1.text)

Answer / raja mohamed

request query:
response.redirect("requireform.aspx"?get=txtbox1.text);

requireform.aspx
txtbox2.text=get


server transfer:

dim my as string
m="value"
server.transfer("requireform.aspx"?get=m)
requireform:
dim t as string
t=page.request("m")

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