Passing parameters to query string

Question

Hi, I have to pass a string of 300 characters in query string. can someone please guide me on the same ?

Vincent Maverick Durano · Answer

As most of the members suggested, I wouldn't suggest you to pass large amount of data through querystring. Querystring is good for passing small amount of data and "not" sensitive. As an alternative you could either use: Session Cookies Cross Page Post (if you are on WebForms) POST method Server.Transfer (if you are on WebForms) Database storage

Vincent Maverick Durano · Answer

Server Use Session or Cookie or ViewState. You can't pass ViewState value to other pages.

Upendra Pratap Shahi · Answer

Hi Ani, Passing 300 characters is not an good idea because some browser don't support more much data in query string. Just do an redirect with query string and to use state management technique. You can implement either server side or client side. Try to send small data using QueryString. Client Implement Cookie or html5 local storage technique. Server Use Session or Cookie or ViewState. I hope you will do great with these stuff. Kindly accept the answer.

Manas Mohapatra · Answer

Passing 3000 characters is not an good idea because some browser do not support too much data in query string. Just do an redirect with query string and to use state management technique. You can implement either server side or client side. Client Cookie or html5 local storage Server Use Session or Cookie or ViewState

Amit Kumar · Answer

Hi dear, you can also use like. onClick="gotowebpage();" /> function gotowebpage(){ window.location ="webpage.html"+"?koID="+koID_val+"&UID="+UID_val+"&GivenName="+GivenName_val+"&MiddleInitial="+MiddleInitial_val+"&SurName="+SurName_val+"&Title="+Title_val+"&Email="+Email_val; }

Ani · Answer

Yaah Amit, I too know that , so is there any other way I can pass it

Amit Kumar · Answer

Hi dear, string seatnme = "silver" ; Response.Redirect("yourpage.aspx?seat_name=" &seatnme & "); but querystring has limit