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Srikanta BiswalSrikanta Biswal 

How to pass text from one VF page to another VF witout query string?

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VahidVahid
I think as per your requirement you don't want to show value on the address bar, so there may be 2 ways:
1. Both VF Page have same controller:
If both pages have same controller then we don't need to pass parameters and can access variables. 

2. Create Form on Page with method="Post" and use your value to in the input:hidden and as per you requirement and submit form. 

Thanks
Abdul Vahid

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KaranrajKaranraj
Using PageReference in the apex controller class you can able to pass value from one VF page to another as a parameter

First visualforce page controller class 
String value = 'Pass value in this variable";
String url = '/apex/VFPageName2?param1=' + value; 
PageReference pageRef = new PageReference(url);
pageRef.setRedirect(true);
return pageRef;

Second visualforce page controller class 
String param_value = system.CurrentPageReference.GetParameters().get('param1');

 
VahidVahid
I think as per your requirement you don't want to show value on the address bar, so there may be 2 ways:
1. Both VF Page have same controller:
If both pages have same controller then we don't need to pass parameters and can access variables. 

2. Create Form on Page with method="Post" and use your value to in the input:hidden and as per you requirement and submit form. 

Thanks
Abdul Vahid
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Ramon PereiraRamon Pereira
Try this:  
Public class YourController {

//Constructor 
public YourController(){
//Get parameter 
 String idAcc = Apexpages.currentPage().getParameters().get('idAcc');
}

public Pagereference yourRedirect(){
String mySOQL = 'SELECT ID FROM Opportunity limit 2  ';
  Pagereference yourVisualPage = new Pagereference( '/apex/YourPAGE' );
   // put parameter
     yourVisualPage.getParameters().put( 'soql', mySOQL );
      return yourVisualPage.setRedirect( true );
}

}

Instead of spending the SOQL via URL, pass a parameter to another page that your controller to perform the query.

I hope this helps.