Ok, so I have another one for you... this one is for fun... at least for me....
If you recall I asked about query strings, here (<== click it).

So, what if someone hit the back button on a multipage form and you wanted to pass the variables BACK to that previous page as not to lose the information? (yes, it's happened once or twice... probably a fluke)

When going back in the form, to change a response or correct something, how would you do that on the page_load especially if the page alread has variables being passed from yet another page? (Cross Page Posting?)

Any advice is welcome.... but if you tell me to get a real developer, I'll cry.

When they click back does it not load the values that were previously passed to the old page? ex. if they go from "default.aspx?qs=hello" to "nextPage.aspx?qs=hello&t=hola" if they then hit back will it not send them to "default.aspx?qs=hello"?

Hope this helps.

It never passed the value back... HOWEVER, after doing a little more research on the issue, I found that every where I went - people were suggesting "cookies".

Never having done that before, I researched a little further and figured out how to pass the values to a cookie and retrieving the info from there.

Thanks anyway.

If you'd like to see what I'm doing, here's the development site:
http://ndev.emscorporate.com

(it's still in the development stage until Monday night and then it goes live Tuesday morning.)

If you'd like some of the code, I used, I'll gladly share it with you.

wow. that looks very nice.

Thanks... it's coming along... slowly.
I guess as long as I'm still at work.. it will only keep getting better.
Like I said... if you want any of the code for some of the contact forms, (if you go under "merchant protection, there's a WIZARD" - which is what I'm working on in this convo... passing values... if you want the code, i can share it with ya')