if i have a web page, and after the postback i dont to
maintain the viewstate. How can we maintain in web
application?
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Answer / sharifuddin
Hi monika, Hope it is wrong? can you check once.
Because, post back in the sence giving back to that same
page. here we czn maintain enable viewstate=false at page
directive of that perticular page.
any one, if it is wrong can you reply me to
mee.sharif@gmail.com
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Answer / prawin
Yes..You an set eneableViewstate=false in page level (for single) page or application level (using web.config) for NOT maintaining the viewstate
Thanks
Prawin
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Answer / gv
Application automaticaly maintain using control state,
it can not be turned off
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