In Asp.Net world a Cross Page Postback refers to passing form data from one web page to another. In Asp.Net this is handled differently when compared to classic Asp or any other server side languages. In this tutorial let us see how a static Asp.Net control and dynamic Asp.Net controls are handled in a Cross Page Postback.

Asp.Net controls are nothing but the form elements and dynamic Asp.Net controls here, I mean the controls that are created on the fly during runtime.

MVC stands for Model View Controller. Those of you not familiar with MVC, it is a software design pattern. Basically it aims with separation of concern. Each component in your website architecture model has to do what it exactly needs to do.

For instance, your database connection class has to connect to the database and handle the connection state. It should not do any other work apart from the connection establishment to your DB. The bottom line is your components should not be over loaded.

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