driving postbacks from qs without posting the viewstate (and other assorted junk)

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hi

i have a web form, basically a few droppers searcing/filtering data in a gridview

i would quite like to be able to drive this from the qs, so that the 'searches' can be saved. but i really dont want to 'get' all the bumf in the viewstate.

is there any way to drive this from the QS other than changing the postbackUrl of the submit button?

thanks

nat

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