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...and if you turn on the viewstate on for the entire application, ...does it work...?
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...and if you turn on the viewstate on for the entire application, ...does it work...?

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yes it does.. which we do not want to do. 
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yes it does.. which we do not want to do.

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&lt;which we do not want to do. &gt;<br />
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Just curious, ...Why not?
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<which we do not want to do. >

Just curious, ...Why not?

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We have our own post-back system in place and we don't want to carry the payload of the view state. 
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We have our own post-back system in place and we don't want to carry the payload of the view state.

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OK, then wait for a few other Experts to chime in.<br />
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My thought is that perhaps you could turn viewstate on for the entire application, *temporarilly&quot; (Just to get this up and running), until a less burdensome configuration is found.<br />
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JeffCoachman
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OK, then wait for a few other Experts to chime in.

My thought is that perhaps you could turn viewstate on for the entire application, *temporarilly" (Just to get this up and running), until a less burdensome configuration is found.

JeffCoachman

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Understanding the life cycle &nbsp;model and the way master pages are used, helped me fix the issue I had.
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Understanding the life cycle  model and the way master pages are used, helped me fix the issue I had.

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I am using the report viewer on my web application. I do not want to turn the viewstate on for the entire application. So the viewstate on the webconfig is turned off<br />
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However the viewstate of the page the control is on , the viewstate of the control, the viewstate of the master page have all been turned on. <br />
the control is within a form runat=server<br />
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Still, the report viewer errs out with the message asp.net viewstate needs to be enabled. <br />
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I am using the report viewer on my web application. I do not want to turn the viewstate on for the entire application. So the viewstate on the webconfig is turned off

However the viewstate of the page the control is on , the viewstate of the control, the viewstate of the master page have all been turned on. 
the control is within a form runat=server

Still, the report viewer errs out with the message asp.net viewstate needs to be enabled. 




report Viewer and Viewstate

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