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Fri Feb 25 17:17:04 CST 2005
WSS doesn's support this this kind of stateful behavior.
You might get around this by testing the HTTP-Referrer value or the ASP.NET
Page.IsPostback property to determine if the current execution occurred
because of a link on another page.
o If not, you would save the current country as a cookie or session
variable .
o If so, you would restieve the cookie or session variable and if it
contained
data, you would simulate a click on that country.
Either way, this would be messy. Also, I'm concerned about your qyuestion,
"How to save it going through the site?" If you want *several* pages to key
off the selected country code, the code could get *really* messy. At some
point, you may need to consider writing custom Web Parts.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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"OK" wrote:
> We have 2 connected Web parts (Announcement and Region). We would like to see
> only announcement for a specific country. Region is a web part (custom list)
> with a list of countries and it's located on the Quick Launch bar. It works
> (filtering), but after clicking on the Home page the previous choise of
> country is not saved.
> How to save it going through the site???