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How is the display mode of a page dictated? &nbsp;I've turned trace on and I have scanned server variables and etc. How is the server keeping track of wether I want the page in item or edit, etc?<br />
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My bigger question is I want to select from a gridview and launch my user to the &quot;edit&quot; view of a details view. &nbsp;I see the different templates, but I fail to see how to control what is served.<br />
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How is the display mode of a page dictated?  I've turned trace on and I have scanned server variables and etc. How is the server keeping track of wether I want the page in item or edit, etc?

My bigger question is I want to select from a gridview and launch my user to the "edit" view of a details view.  I see the different templates, but I fail to see how to control what is served.



controlling the mode of a page ( ie - want edit template display)

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