Question

I have got a bit of a problem.

I have two pages (Thumbnail.aspx & FormFilling.aspx); in FormFilling.aspx I have the following code:

Response.Redirect("Thumbnail.aspx?productID=" + Request.QueryString["pid"].ToString() + "&")

In Thumbnail.aspx I have the following function:

private void Preview(){
     //something happens
}

What I am trying to do is call that function in Response.Redirect Is this possible?

Answer 1

If the Preview() function is part of Thumbnail.aspx and you want to call it from FormFilling.aspx, you’ll need to either mark the function as static or put it in a central class that both ASPX pages have access to. A lot of developers will make a PageBase class that ASPX pages derive from, and this would be a great place for logic commonly used by multiple pages.