view state data is stored in which format?

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / venu gopal ch

ViewState will be rendered as HTML Hidden field with
encryption of data inside it

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / aravind

It is stored in client side.
It is stored in an encrypted format.

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / charan

ViewState Data is stroed in Base64 encoded format.

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / raj

viewstate is the client side state management.every server
control has a view state .we can assign a property named
Enableviewstate to every server control and setting the
property to true,the viewstate will be enabled and hence
the values of the control will be stored as encrypted
format whenever the page is postback from the server again
and again.

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / nalin

View state is stored in the client in the form of a hidden
control called “__VIEWSTATE”. Here by client I mean the
rendered aspx pages in the browser. If view state property
is set to true then ASP.NET automatically adds a hidden
field/control by the name “__VIEWSTATE” and stores the
information related to the state of the page in an encrypted
format.

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / sachin garg

View state is stored in the client in the form of a hidden
control called “__VIEWSTATE”. Here by client I mean the
rendered aspx pages in the browser. If view state property
is set to true then ASP.NET automatically adds a hidden
field/control by the name “__VIEWSTATE” and stores the
information related to the state of the page in an encrypted
format.

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / radhe shyam

view state is a client-side state management techniques,And
it is basically used to maintain value of all the controls
of a page.it store date in encrypted mode in client
browser.whenever you post view state data one page to
another page then it automically expire.

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / g.jaipalreddy

variables are stored in the browser.
viewstate can hold only string data or serialisable objects

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / prabhakar pandey

View state is stored in the client in the form of a hidden
control called “__VIEWSTATE”. Here by client I mean the
rendered aspx pages in the browser. If view state property
is set to true then ASP.NET automatically adds a hidden
field/control by the name “__VIEWSTATE” and stores the
information related to the state of the page in an encrypted
format.it is called before the load event and saved between prerender and render event.

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view state data is stored in which format?..

Answer / kiran

in HTML hidden Fields

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