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- Thread starter bauerle
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how do you determine which value you will be assigning to the session variable? once you've selected the value to assign to it, it would be Session("sessionname"
=Value as pgferro responded in your last message, where Value = Request.Form("fieldvalue"
=Value as pgferro responded in your last message, where Value = Request.Form("fieldvalue"- Thread starter
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Session variables are....session variables, so you can call their contents from any asp page that is opened during that session. For example you set a Session Variable when a user logs in, and until the user closes its browser or the sessione expires (default 20 minutes) the content of the session will always be available just calling it.
If you want to go deeper in the subject, just browse one of the dozens good asp sites and search for it..
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If you want to go deeper in the subject, just browse one of the dozens good asp sites and search for it..
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Create a Session Variable OR Change an Existing Session Variable uses the same method:
Session("username" = "Visitor Name"
Examples to access that Session Variable on another page:
Response.Write Session("username"
dim username
username = Session("username"
<html>
<body>
Your Name Is: <%=Session("username"%>
</body>
</html>
Hope this helps.
ToddWW
Session("username"
= "Visitor Name"Examples to access that Session Variable on another page:
Response.Write Session("username"
dim username
username = Session("username"
<html>
<body>
Your Name Is: <%=Session("username"
%></body>
</html>
Hope this helps.
ToddWW
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