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Are these search results loaded into a separate window, so you still have the calling page open, ready to receive results, or have you navigated away from the calling page?
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Are these search results loaded into a separate window, so you still have the calling page open, ready to receive results, or have you navigated away from the calling page?

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navigated away from the calling page.
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I'd link back to the first page through querystring parameters, which your first page can pick up and use<br />
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I'd link back to the first page through querystring parameters, which your first page can pick up and use



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what about session variables? 
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I'm trying to send a row (its values) back to the calling page. &nbsp;For example, the parent page calls a search query that, based on the search field, generates a gridview. &nbsp;The user then has the option to select a row, &nbsp;that info from the row selected is sent back to the page that made the call. &nbsp;Any ideas 
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I'm trying to send a row (its values) back to the calling page.  For example, the parent page calls a search query that, based on the search field, generates a gridview.  The user then has the option to select a row,  that info from the row selected is sent back to the page that made the call.  Any ideas 

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