I'm wondering where the data is stored for Session objects. Is it passed to the browser, and then passed back to the server during page requests? Or, is the Session data always on the server, and the browser simply passes the server it's unique session id?
View RepliesI would like to use an ADODB.RecordSet object to temporarily store some data and then iterate through it. Actually it needs to be a RecordSet only because it is a perfect choice as data structure for what I want to do, I don't want to actually run queries or update tables with it. It seems to me, however, that the RecordSet works only if there's a query behind it. ADO complains about the RecordSet not being open when I try to add rows by the AddNew function, or try to add fields to it.
Is there a way to use the RecordSet without actual database date behind it? Or is there maybe some object in VBScript that provides the same or at least similar functionality? (Apart from Scripting.Dictionary, which is great, but I would like to use something more similar.
I want to maintain the user's session variable while moving from HTTP to HTTPS. I learned that you can store the sesison in a database, but I am not sure about the logic behind this method.Can someone explain how this works?
View Replies View RelatedIs it possible to store session state for each separate user in a separate process? We have a COM component that we want to use that is not thread safe and has to be isolated. We would like to store this in a separate process for each user.
View Replies View RelatedI've spent ages hunting for this but no joy, another user suggested cookies, but was ideally hoping to use Session Variables so its just stored while a user is on the site.
Basically I need to capture a section of a URL i.e.
www.myurl.com?ref=thisiswhatIneed!
I then need to simply save 'thisiswhatIneed' into a session variable and then enter it into a form box on another page (which I know how to do).
I just don't know how to get/store the part of the URL?
Is this a good idea, or do people use different approaches ? Believe there's a 20 minute time period for em which doesn't sound like what l need.
View Replies View RelatedI know that cookies can store an array of values, which can be accessed like this:
tempid = Request("cookiename")(i)
Is it possible to use session variables in the same way? Store a array of values in the same session variable and access them on another page by indexing?
I've looked around alot and I've not found anything suggesting that this is possible.
Right now I'm using a single set of cookies to store info on a series of purchaces of the same type of item. I'm hoping to use session variables to replace the cookies.
Does anyone know for certain if this is not possible?
I'm using a session variable to store a log in so the user only has to log in once every time they come to the site for multiple features that require a password check.
What I'm doing is using one central login page that pops up when they click on whatever locked feature they're going for. The password form's action is back to this same page, which has this code towards the top: Code:
i built an adminisrator page that needs to be under SSL,when its under SSL i cant use the Session object so i cant really know if he is an administrator.
i can make a unique password to the page but the problem is its a page that reloaded often to show different things & then each time he will need to enter the password, a little bit annowing.
I have a page with about 90 input fields all on one page, I would like to split it up into about 5 pages, with each one a next button.
I would like to know, must I put each value into a hidden field to reference on the last page, or should I use session objects?
Can I use a session like this?
session("property").Bathrooms = 2
I am working on a web store that has been having some problem with memory leakage; so I am working thought my code and I am just following up on an issue I have discovered I don’t know the answer to. I am self taught so if my question looks stupid please bear with me.
Set objMyObject = Server.CreateObject(Name)
Do I need to use the objMyObject.Close? before the Set objMyObject = Nothing is called? Could someone please explain or expand as to when and why I use the .Close call.
I created a class ImageEdit to help me get more from an image component i'm using. The class has few private properties and public methods. One of the methods is the Load() method which requires 1 parameter: the complete path to the image.
As long as i have the class definition included in the page and create and instance of the class on a page and use the properties and methods, everything is fine. The problem arises when i try to set this instance in a session variable like so:
set session("imageedit") = new ImageEdit
And this also seems to work fine as long as i'm still executing the code on the same page the new object has been created on. However... i can not get this object to work on any other page. Weather i use this: Code:
This is a strange thing. My Session object is expiring when the page is refreshed.This is happening in just one partiular page. Rest of the pages are working fine
View Replies View RelatedI have a class declared as this:
Class CShoppingCart
dim sTableName
Public Property Let TableName (sNewTableName)
if sNewTableName <> "" Then
sTableName = sNewTableName
end if
End Property
Public Property Get TableName ()
TableName = sTableName
End property
.....
Then in a login page i do this
Set Session("cart") = New CShoppingCart
so now, the cart is a session object that can be called from every page in this session BUT.... when i do this in a different page:
Response.Write Session("cart").TableName
I get an asp error (Erreur d'exécution Microsoft VBScript (0x800A01B6) )saying this is not a supported method (the error is actually in french! i can paste it if u want)
The object seems to be valid (IsNull return false and IsObject returns true) but i cannot invoke its methods and read its properties ....
I would like to be able to get the type of object that a session variable contains (for example, determine whether it is a string, integer, single precision floating point, ADODB.Recordset, etc...)
I need to know this for a ASP <----> ASP.NET session management script I am writing. I would like to be able just to copy strings and numbers. I already have code that does this, but I don't want my script to blow up when it finds a recordset in the session object.Is there any easy way to detect the object type in ASP?
I have a session object Session("login") whereas I need to extend the time on this to 1 hour, instead of the default 20 minutes. After initializing Session("login"), how would I change the timeout value?
View Replies View RelatedHere's a question that I've not been able to get a definitive answer to.
Creating an STA object (such as a typical VB6 object) and assigning to the
ASP Session store is a bad thing.
It's a bad thing because it forces IIS to affiliate the Session with the
Thread on which the STA object is created.
This means all subsequent requests for that session can only be handled by
that worker thread and can therefore result it in poor performance as
requests queue up to access the thread they are affiliated with.
My question(s) is/are this:
Is this affilation now set in stone for the life time of the session?
Does removing the STA object from the session remove the affiliation or is
IIS/ASP just not that clever?
How can I give a user-defined object session scope? From
http://www.microsoft.com/windows200...asp/iiwaobu.htm
I gather that it can be done, but there are no examples. Simply setting
Set Session("tag") = new MyClass
doesn't work.
Need to query an access db usign the contents of a text file that has one entry in it, and id ie: drsmith
Here's what I have thus far (the db call is in an include file)
<%
Dim fso, read
set fso = createobject("scripting.filesystemobject")
set read = fso.opentextfile(server.mappath("settings.inc"))
SQL = "SELECT * FROM news WHERE Company_id = (??????)"
Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
Set RS = Conn.Execute(SQL)
%>
I'm completely lost as to what's causing this error on my browser. When i try to view my site with Internet Explorer my asp pages show nothing but the below error:
Session object error 'ASP 0102 : 80004005'
The problem is we are still getting orders and the tech support from our hosting company says he's not getting the error so it seems i'm the only one getting it, to make it stranger if i look at my site using Mozilla Firefox i don't get any error. This seems to conflict with the fact that asp is a server side script and so the browser shouldn't make any difference to asp errors but in my case it does?
What's stranger still is if i try to log into my sites Helm control panel i get a similar asp error but this time no matter what browser i use i get the same error and can't log in.
If anyone has any idea what could be causing this or more importantly what i can do to fix it I'd be very grateful to hear about it. I hadn't changed anything on my site or my browser when this error started appearing about 2 days ago and the tech support say if they aren't getting the error their end they can't fix it so I've no idea what to do.
I'm using server.mappath to list a directory's contents. The code works fine, but the owner wants to know if there's a way to display the list by the date the file was posted, instead of the alpha order that it is presented by? I haven't been able to find an answer.
Here's what I'm using:
I've gotten a subroutine to almost work as I want it to, but it's refusing to show the newest file. It seems to choke on files created near midnight, just never showing them at all, and the date compare is showing an equal number for two different dates, though it surely shouldn't.
The code is running here: http://www.devedia.com/wiki/
The object is to show most recent file first, oldest file last. I have some leftover code in here to organize files by month created, but I removed the folders for debugging. The program moves any files created the previous month into a folder on the first of the month.
The folder name passed in is an X for recent files, a folder name (like 2005_04) when the files were sorted by folders.
What I'm hoping for from the intelligent people in the forum is either an eyeball on the subroutine to help me find where it's losing the midnight/most recent files, or a better idea on sorting by created date using the file system object and asp only. (NO recordset objects.)
And here is the subroutine. (sorry about the indenting... copy and paste it to read it better?)
Code: ...
I am developing a simple booking system where I had a booking date. The problem is I want to make sure that the user must book 3 days in advanced for certain room.
I have tried to use DateDiff but it seems doesn't work. Actually i just 1 to make sure that the user must book 3 days in advanced from the current date. I am wondering whether there is anything goes wrong in my datediff function. Code:
how to write store procedure in asp?
View Replies View Relatedwhere I can find an asp script(free) to do a store locator.
I've only been able to find 2 on the web, and they are both at a cost.
I am looking for some ASP - SQL server 2000 online store application that i can buy for my company. This store is completely internal for the company and will be on our intranet server and will be utilized by the company employees to buy company merchantdize.
Also at this time there will be no credit card processing as the amount of purchase will be deducted from the payrol. I will be needing the shopping cart and product view. Later if we provide the credit card processing, we have already installed PayFlowPro from verisign and do creadit card procesing on our main site.
Does any one know such application that i can integrate with our style sheets and general layout?
I am using ASP and VBScript to access an Oracle database and display query results to my users.
However, my query is huge! and I want to keep the query separate from my ASP/VBScript code.
How do I store the query on one page and then call it from another page?
I have this problems regarding "storing New values into session".
Take the "online movie tix booking" as an exmaple. When i click on one seat, beside storing the seatNo into a session, i also want to store the number of seats he has clicked throughout. How can store the incremental of seats clicked into a session by overriding new Values
i am stuck with the following error message
"Application uses a value of the wrong type for the current operation."
did anyone know the reson this occur?
just because of my store procedure....
I have an ASP page and a Store Procedure but I keep getting this error:
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Procedure 'sp_searchresultsZIP' expects parameter '@xDateTo', which was not supplied. Code:
what is the diference between these two cache control header.no-cache and no-store.I have read the w3.org explanation.So lets say I am using only no-cache ....my understanding is thatnothing is cached and nothing is writen to disk.but what happens when we use no-store....i think..nothing is written to disk but it could be cached.
Now my question where is this cache located...is it only in memory ?....if it is written to disk how log is it there and when does it gets cleaned.Is no-cache more secure than no-store ..why?
i found that OLE won't work. any alternative?
View Replies View RelatedI'm having need of storing a recordset in a collection tempararily. Can I hold a record set in a Collection object ? Any other way of holding a record set is also works, except arrays.
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