Hi all and Happy New Year,

nak mintak tolong sikit bole tak?

ni camne aku nak passkan value antara dua aspx pages haa??
form action to the second page, response.write ngan request.form tak masyukk pun?

tolong yek.. boss gua dah start tanye nie...

I dont have much experience with aspx too. But how do you do the 1st page?

Make sure there is NO runat=server attribute in the 1st page, and try again? Example:

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yes!! thank you very much...

after buang the runat=server baru boleh link to the 2nd page...

btw, I buat file tu generate dari vb.net nyer project so the runat=server tu automatically dah ade...

Hi,

Posting values using POST from one page to another is not possible with aspx (ASP.NET). The aspx engine will automatically change any form action.

You can fix this by doing what kpyew said, but if your removing runat=server to an aspx file, your just creating an ASP file with an .aspx file extention.

Another thing, in ASP.NET, 'response.write' is no longer used. It will still work, but in ASP.NET, this code has been replaced with a web control called 'literal', or the code: <asp:Literal runat="server"></asp:Literal>

Actually, most of the old techniques of ASP have been replaced with Web Controls in ASP.NET.

ASP and ASP.NET are two different technologies. ASP.NET doesn't work the same way ASP works (although you can rename an ASP file with and aspx extention and run it on a server with .NET installed - but the code itself isn't aspx).

A difference between ASP.NET and ASP is that an ASP.NET page is compiled by the ASP.NET engine before it is sent to the requester, whereas in ASP, this doesn't happen. Another difference is that in ASP.NET, you use web controls to make up the application.

In my opinion, ASP.NET was aimed at VB software programmers. Creating a web application with ASP.NET is similar to creating a software application with Visual Basic.