Murach's ASP.NET 3.5 with VB 2008
How to manage state
Chapters 2 and 3 introduce you to view state and session state and how they're used to handle user interactions. In this chapter, you'll learn more about using those states as well as application state, cookies, and URL encoding to manage and maintain the information that's passed between the server and the client during a user session.
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How to work with view state |
272 |
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How to use view state for your
own data |
274 |
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How to work with session state |
276 |
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When to save and retrieve session
state items |
278 |
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Options for storing session state
data |
280 |
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Options for tracking session IDs |
280 |
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How to set session state options |
282 |
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How application state works |
284 |
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How to work with application state
data |
286 |
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How to work with application events |
288 |
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How to create cookies |
290 |
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How to work with cookies |
292 |
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How to enable or disable cookies |
294 |
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How to use URL encoding |
296 |
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