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Hi....
using session means
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first page
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session['user']=username.Text;
second page
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Label1.Text = Session["user"].ToString
another way
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first page
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Response.Redirect("nextpage.aspx?uname=' " username.Text" ' ");
next page
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label1.Text=Request.QueryString("uname");
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hI,
UserName should be available through our session. So once validated successfully, store it in session like Session["UserID"].\But if you are using Authentication/Authorization services, I am preferring to use Login control collections as part of VS tool box.