A Simple Parent-Child Window ASP.Net Application


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A Simple Parent-Child Window ASP.Net Application

Author: Matt Mondok

Parent-child windows are a necessity in ASP.Net application development. There are several ways to create parent-child windows, and I have found that by taking advantage of ASP.NET session state, the forms are very easy to manage. Plus, it is much easier to pass large amounts of data to a child and back to a parent using session state (only if you have to!).










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