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Thanks for your reply.<br />
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So, is there any other way to grab the btnMyLink.CommandArgument than without using the statement btnMyLink.CommandArgument?<wbr />
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Thanks for your reply.

So, is there any other way to grab the btnMyLink.CommandArgument than without using the statement btnMyLink.CommandArgument?

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- Hmm, i think the answer is NO :(
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Hi,<br />
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Is there a way to get the CommandName and CommandArgument from ViewState?<br />
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I know you can do a myLinkButton.CommandArgume<wbr />nt, but can it be grabbed from ViewState as well?<br />
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Thaks for your time.
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Hi,

Is there a way to get the CommandName and CommandArgument from ViewState?

I know you can do a myLinkButton.CommandArgument, but can it be grabbed from ViewState as well?

Thaks for your time.

How to get CommandArgument from ViewState?

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