I have a javascript (jQuery) button inside a PHP file1 which calls a PHP file2. I want to modify a session variable at the PHP file2 and read the modification -the new value of the session variable- a
I have an application that has been working with session variables no problem. I start the session before the headers on every page that uses when, it has been fine then it 开发者_开发技巧seems all of
I posted a question earlier about a using a list to store data then pass it through a session variable I have this code so far:
I have a registration divided into few steps. Current page is saved in session. But my functions behave weird. If we refresh step1, variable in session is changed to 2, and instead of it step2 is load
I\'m creating a shopping basket in ASP.NET using session variables to pass the data from a shopping.aspx page to basket.aspx, currently I have the pages passing the primary key of the product with a g
As the title says, are there limits (if any) for session variables or they\'re considered as usual variables and can store equal amount of data?
I\'m after an elegant way to append a token to each URL in an ASP.NET MVC application. eg: http://mysite.com/?token=81541858
I have the following code in my action class: MemberData mbr = MyUtil.getMember(request.getSession());
We have an MVC application that creates entity models and stores them in a session.Later on, we want to commit these to the database.Just trying to do a
I\'m using VS2010 and created a simple asp. web forms application, using Development Server to test it.