Resolved This is the opposite question of ViewState .

[patrick]

[Serializable]
        class Info
        {
            public string ORDER_ID { get; set; }
            public string ORDER_STATUS { get; set; }
        }
                List<Info> List1= new List<Info>();
                Info AssignInfo = new Info();     
                for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
                {
                         Info.ORDER_ID = "1";
                         Info.ORDER_STATUS = "Complite";
                          List1.Add(Info);
                }
                 ViewState["ds"] = List1;

Is the grammar below correct?

  List<Info> lstNoAssign = (List<Info>)ViewState["NoAssignInfoList"];
                List<Info> dtOrgAssign = (List<Info>)ViewState["AssignInfoList"];

 

[Skydiver]

If the compiler compiles the code without errors, the syntax is correct. The issue you have in you other thread is a runtime problem.

Remember there is a difference between compile time where syntax matters, and runtime where logic, design, and environment matter.

 

[patrick]

If the compiler compiles the code without errors, the syntax is correct. The issue you have in you other thread is a runtime problem.

Remember there is a difference between compile time where syntax matters, and runtime where logic, design, and environment matter.

Thank you so much for your teaching. The problem has been resolved.