Answer / kautilya

ViewState is a hidden component which is being stored at
client side. It is basically used to retain the data of the
form during round trip to the server.

Viewstate is introduced in asp.net, it was not in classic
asp.

Answer / arunajyothi.m

It is used to remember the controls state when page is
posted back to server.asp.net stores the viewsate on clien
site in hidden field _Viewstate in encrypted form.we can
enable/ disable the view state with "EnableViewstate"
property to True/False.

Answer / arunajyothi.m

In simple we can say that once we store data in viewstate
that information can be used in round trips to webserver.
This was not there in Classic Asp.

Answer / sudeesh i.g.

view state is state management technique used in ASP.net.
Its visibility is inside a current page. It is like session
state difference is that session for entire project all but
view state is visible for entire page. The data in view
state one page can't access from other page. it clear the
data when unload the page. it take more memory, it is not
suitable with gridview, detailsview, listview controls.

eg:

viewstate["id"]=request.querystring["id"];

or

viewstate["id"]=convert.toint32(gridview.datakeys[index][""].string();


like lot of example

Answer / rajneesh hajela

ViewState is a hidden component which is being stored at
client side. It is basically used to retain the data of the
form during round trip to the server.

Answer / ajay

view state is component where we can store the data in
client side using hidden controls it's nothing but it will
maintain the data during round trip to the server

Answer / anand mishra

It is used to remember the controls state when page is
posted back to server.asp.net stores the viewsate on clien
site in hidden field _Viewstate in encrypted form.we can
enable/ disable the view state with "EnableViewstate"
property to True/False.
view state value from one web page can not be accessed from
another web page.

Answer / asela chamara

It is the technique used by an ASP.NET Web page to persist
changes to the state of a Web Form across postbacks. The
view state of a page is, by default, placed in a hidden form
field named __VIEWSTATE.

Answer / mahendran

View state: values are stored automatically hidden field in
client side

Answer / nilesh lende

ViewState is a hidden component which is being stored at
client side. It is basically used to retain the data of the
form during round trip to the server.

Viewstate is introduced in asp.net, it was not in classic
asp.

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