If I have an asp.net page based on a viewpage, if I populate the viewstate in the page, is that value available in the master page? Or are they treated as two seperate collections?
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If I have an asp.net page based on a viewpage, if I populate the viewstate in the page, is that value available in the master page? Or are they treated as two seperate collections?
Master pages and content pages do not share the same
ViewState. If you need to pass information between these, you can use theSessionobject,Context.Itemsor create properties on the Master Page and access these.