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Hadn't thought about cookies and using a database might be even better. I've been using hidden variables on page.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hadn't thought about cookies and using a database might be even better. I've been using hidden variables on page.

Thanks.

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Is there a way to maintain the current state of an html element (whether it's checked or unchecked) when you post back a page? If so, could someone provide an example? None of these elements are in the code behind file, so using Not IsPostBack won't work, unless there's a way to place them there.<br />
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Right now, when my page refreshes, all the elements are reset to their defaults.<br />
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Thanks.
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Is there a way to maintain the current state of an html element (whether it's checked or unchecked) when you post back a page? If so, could someone provide an example? None of these elements are in the code behind file, so using Not IsPostBack won't work, unless there's a way to place them there.

Right now, when my page refreshes, all the elements are reset to their defaults.

Thanks.

Can elements maintain state after postback

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