How to set the page state persistence setting which directs DNN on where to store the ViewState for the page. PageA page on a DNN site. State Persistence can be stored in either the rendered output of the page by choosing PageA page on a DNN site. or stored in the memory of the server by choosing Memory. The default setting is PageA page on a DNN site. which will add a long string to the HTMLHypertext Markup Language. A set of tags used to mark the structural elements of text files. HTML files include tags that create hyperlinks to other documents on the Internet. of the PageA page on a DNN site.. To see this, right click the page and select View Source. It is located at the bottom of the page. If PageA page on a DNN site. is selected the view setting looks like this:
input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE" value="/wEPDwUKLTIyODM3NTczMw9kFgZmDxYCHgRUZXh0BT48IURPQ1
Choosing Memory will cause DNN to store the ViewState information in the memory on the server. This setting reduces the HTMLHypertext Markup Language. A set of tags used to mark the structural elements of text files. HTML files include tags that create hyperlinks to other documents on the Internet. payload to the Web browserA software application for displaying HTML pages on the World Wide Web. Common browser applications include Microsoft Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. by around 15% but it also increases the amount of memory used on the server. The server has a setting on it that causes it to dump its memory if it reaches 80% of the available memory and this will slow down the web site so be careful when choosing this option. Only use it on small sites that have to run very fast. The ViewState will then look like this:
input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE" value="/
Warning. Memory page state persistence can cause Ajax issues.
Here's how to set the PageA page on a DNN site. State Persistence: