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great idea...do u have a simple example of writing to XML?
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This article will help you to get started:<br />
<a href="http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/mahesh/readwritexmltutmellli2111282005041517am/readwritexmltutmellli21.aspx" rel="ugc">Reading and Writing XML in C#</a><br />

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how about using a datatable? would that be doable?
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Than where would you keep datatable for multiple pages?<br />
In session? that would be heavy if the number of users go high.
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yeah, didnt think of that...thanks
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I have a job application wizard. I have personal info, paste resume, employment section, education section.<br />
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User clicks next, next and fills the info. On the last page, we have &quot;preview page&quot; where data from all 5 steps are displayed...<br />
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How can I save the data in each step and display on the last page? session might not be good...too many fields to be in session...i thought about just saving each step in a table (preview table)..and save/pull preview data from this table...then do a save to the main tables...but not sure if this is good solution....<br />
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any ideas?
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I have a job application wizard. I have personal info, paste resume, employment section, education section.

User clicks next, next and fills the info. On the last page, we have "preview page" where data from all 5 steps are displayed...

How can I save the data in each step and display on the last page? session might not be good...too many fields to be in session...i thought about just saving each step in a table (preview table)..and save/pull preview data from this table...then do a save to the main tables...but not sure if this is good solution....

any ideas?

Preview page- how to save data?

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