I have an ASP.NET application. There is a tree link of users on the main page: nagarpalika corporation talukapanchayat
If I wanted to enable users to log in and out, what would be some 开发者_开发百科good patterns of doing this in a stateless application?
In my website, I am storing some user specific setting in session. But other users are able to access the same session after the first user logout. Isn\'t session user specific? If yes how come the se
Anyway, my main concern is using Session. I\'ve always been under the impression that if you use the following statements (not that I would):
I\'m having a really weird issue saving form values submitted through $_POST as session variables. OK, so I have a form on page 1 which submits to page 2.
I see two means of working with session data in ASP.NET MVC: System.Web.SessionState.HttpSessionState, available on HttpApplication
I have a webform that is a survey for users to fill using a sequence of questions. I am storing the sequence reached by the user in session variable.
Suppose I have created a spgridview with the following code. <SharePoint:SPGridView ID=\"spgridList\" Visible=\"false\" runat=\"server\" AutoGenerateColumns=\"false\"
Ok... im trying to set some session state variables but im getting back the error: Error3The name \'txtFirstName\' does not exist in the current context
We\'开发者_JAVA百科re currently using the tempdb to manage our SQL session state, but its size keeps growing out of control.Is there any way to manage or prevent this from happening?
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