No.from my knowledge can not.Bcos viewstate life time is in 
single page.So while going to another page first page 
viewstate end already.

yes.using view state we can pass value of one page to another

This is not possible using view state , however we can 
acheive this by using session .View state has only page 
scope.

I think its not possible using viewstate.To pass data from 
one page to another we are using session variable.

By using viewstate it is not possible.sure it is not 
possible.bcoz its comes under the pagelevel state manage 
ment.to maintaning the state in page it self we are using 
the view state.

yes we can by sessions, server.transver

no we cant transfer data from one page to another page 
using viewstate.
becouse in viewstate we can store only page level 
information

View state is page level Access state managemenet
so viewstate object is available only after page_init() and 
before page_load().

so we cannot pass it from one page to other page as a part 
of request or any more......

Yes.
View state is page specific; it contains information about
controls embedded on theparticular page. ASP.NET 2.0
resolves this by embedding a hidden input field
name,__POSTBACK . This field is embedded only when there is
an IButtonControl on thepage and its PostBackUrl property is
set to a non-null value. This field contains the viewstate
information of the poster page. To access the view state of
the poster page, you canuse the new PreviousPage property of
the page

Page poster = this.PreviousPage;

Then you can find any control from the previous page and
read its state

Label posterLabel =(Label)poster.findControl("myLabel");
string lbl = posterLabel.Text;

This cross-page post back feature also solves the problem of
posting a Form to multiplepages, because each control, in
theory, can point to different post back URL.

No, It's not possible even if you are using the server.transfer.


If any one saying yes, ask them how?

not possible

no we cant transfer data from one page to another page 
using viewstate.
becouse in viewstate we can store only page level 
information

i feel it's possible to pass values from one page to 
another using view state 

Just try this :

Hold the values in viewstate which you want to transfer to 
another page , in the next page where you want to pass the 
values , 

In page_load 
Access the values hold in view state

Just try this once :

If someone is not sure about answer then please don't give 
answer blindly. 

Answer is 'NOOOOOOO....'

viewstate values stored in present page...once use 
server.transfer the view state values was out....so not 
possible to transfer data from one page to another page...

Yes. We can transfer data one page two an other page 
through View state.  
Server.Transfer("secondpage.aspx view=textbox");

View state is page specific; it contains information about
controls embedded on theparticular page. resolves this by 
embedding a hidden input field

   " KULDEEP KHAWARE "

No, we can't pass the data from one page to another using 
viewstate. Because, view state will be maintained between 
page postbacks only

Its right we cannot transfer the value from one page to 
another using viewstate. Viewstate has the limit only on 
one page. For transferring values we can use session or 
querystring and interesting for more value transfer store 
the values in datatable and store the table in a session.

This is VERY MUCH POSSIBLE to access viewstate on another
page. This is only possible when you use SERVER.TRANSFER

Try this out.

Create a textbox control on page1.aspx and have a button.

Onclick of button put this code in page load event of
Page2.aspx.

/*****************************************************/
Page Poster = this.PreviousPage;

TextBox txtNewTest = (TextBox)Poster.FindControl("txtTest");

sDisplay = txtNewTest.Text;

Response.Write(sDisplay);
/*****************************************************/

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/TransferingValues.aspx
try out this link

//*http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/TransferingValues.aspx*//
 in this link they have used Response.redirect("abcd.aspx").
 but by using Server.transfer("abcd.aspx")the case is
different.no page postpack is happening there..so i think by
using  Server.transfer (not by Response.redirect)view state
data can be transfered acros the pages.

No ,surely it is not possible.we can solve this problem b 
using session

Yes, you can get the PreviousPage ViewSate.

I have created two pages (Default.aspx and LandingPage.aspx)

Default.aspx has a LinkButton with a PostBackUrl pointing 
to LandingPage.aspx.

Code Behind for Default.aspx:

Partial Class _Default
    Inherits System.Web.UI.Page

    Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e 
As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
        ViewState("MyValue") = "I am a test value"
    End Sub

    Public Function GetViewState() As System.Web.UI.StateBag
        Return ViewState
    End Function

End Class

Code Behind for LandingPage.aspx:

Partial Class LandingPage
    Inherits System.Web.UI.Page

    Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e 
As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
        If PreviousPageViewState IsNot Nothing Then
            If PreviousPageViewState("MyValue") IsNot 
Nothing Then
                'Value is retrieved from the PreviousPage 
ViewState
                MyBase.Controls.Add(New LiteralControl
(PreviousPageViewState("MyValue")))
            End If
        End If
    End Sub

    Private ReadOnly Property PreviousPageViewState() As 
StateBag
        Get
            Dim ReturnValue As System.Web.UI.StateBag = 
Nothing
            If PreviousPage IsNot Nothing Then
                Dim MyTypeObj As Object = DirectCast
(PreviousPage, Object)
                For Each MethodObj As Reflection.MethodInfo 
In PreviousPage.GetType.GetMethods()
                    If MethodObj.Name = "GetViewState" Then
                        ReturnValue = MethodObj.Invoke
(MyTypeObj, Nothing)
                        Exit For
                    End If
                Next
            End If
            Return ReturnValue
        End Get
    End Property

End Class

Yes, We can transfer one page data to another page using
viewstate,

The Way :-

The whole page data is stored in viewstate when you do a
page submit, at this point if you do server.transfer to
another page, it is like a postback on same page, you can
access both page data in view state.

To access the previous page data you have to use 

System.Web.UI.Page prevPage = this.PreviousPage;

now all your controls are available with the same state they
were posted.

yes we can do it by cross page posting (cross page 
viewstate)

here is the code:

Source page code:
----------------
public partial class ViewStateContainer : System.Web.UI.Page
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        ViewState["Page1"] = "Page1 ViewState";
        Server.Transfer("AccessViewState.aspx");
    }

    /*StateBag class: This class is the primary storage 
mechanism for all HTML and Web server controls.
    It stores attribute/value pairs as strings associated 
with the control. It tracks changes to these
    attributes only after the OnInit method is executed for 
a page request, and saves the changes 
    to the page's or control's viewstate.*/
    public StateBag ReturnViewState()
    {
        return ViewState;
    }

}

Target page code:
----------------

public partial class AccessViewState : System.Web.UI.Page
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        if (PreviousPage != null)
        {
            if (PreviousPageViewState != null)
            {
                Label1.Text = PreviousPageViewState
["Page1"].ToString();
            }
        }
        Response.Write(((Label)PreviousPage.FindControl
("Label1")).Text);

    }

    private StateBag PreviousPageViewState
    {
        get
        {
            StateBag returnValue = null;
            if (PreviousPage != null)
            {
                Object objPreviousPage = (Object)
PreviousPage;
                MethodInfo objMethod = 
objPreviousPage.GetType().GetMethod
                        ("ReturnViewState");
                return (StateBag)objMethod.Invoke
(objPreviousPage, null);
            }
            return returnValue;
        }
    }

}