PageAdapter.GetStatePersister Method
Definition
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Returns an object that is used by the Web page to maintain the control and view states.
public:
virtual System::Web::UI::PageStatePersister ^ GetStatePersister();public virtual System.Web.UI.PageStatePersister GetStatePersister ();abstract member GetStatePersister : unit -> System.Web.UI.PageStatePersister
override this.GetStatePersister : unit -> System.Web.UI.PageStatePersisterPublic Overridable Function GetStatePersister () As PageStatePersisterReturns
An object derived from PageStatePersister that supports creating and extracting the combined control and view states for the Page.
Remarks
The PageStatePersister property uses the GetStatePersister method to return the object, derived from the PageStatePersister class, that forms and extracts the combined control and view states for the page. If there is no derived page adapter attached to the page, a HiddenFieldPageStatePersister object is used to maintain the state in a hidden field on the page.
| Link type | Resulting link |
|---|---|
| Code Entity Reference,cer | ToString |
| Code Entity Reference Qualified, cerq | Char.ToString |
| Code Entity Reference Specific,cers | ToString(Char) |
| Code Entity Reference Qualified Specific, cerqs | Char.ToString(Char) |
Notes to Inheritors
When you inherit from the PageAdapter class, you can override the GetStatePersister() method to return another derived page state persister if it is not feasible to maintain the combined state in a hidden field (for example, because of limited resources).
The GetStatePersister() base class returns a HiddenFieldPageStatePersister object. You can use the SessionPageStatePersister class to maintain the page state in session state.
