Hi Kally,
You have many options. Here are the most common two options:ASP.NET Querystrings
ASP.NET Session State
Each method has its benefits and drawbacks. Since you're a beginner I would suggest the first. Use a search engine to find tutorials on those; I'm sure you'll find plenty.
Cheers.
zmariow
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Here's one way of doing it:
Create a string for every radiobutton and then check if the radiobutton is checked or not. If yes, then let the value of the string be true, otherwise false.
Next, pass the string value using the QueryString.
That's it :)
zmariow
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Assuming you have a radiobutton with name rb you can write:
string rb_value;
if(rb.Checked)
rb_value = "true";
else
rb_value = "false";
You see :)
zmariow
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hmmmm... don't you think you should replace "this.RadioButton1.Text.ToString()" with "rb1"!!!! :)
zmariow
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No sites in mind... Just google it :)
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