Does anyone know of any issues which prevent Session variables from being destroyed when using Opera Version 7.50? I am using the following code to destroy a Login session variable and it works perfectly in IE (Mac & PC), Netscape (Mac & PC), CrazyBrowser and Safari but not in Opera.
if request.QueryString("logout") = "true" then
Session("mySession") = ""
mySession = ""
Session.abandon
end if
I don't think I'm doing anything wrong in the code so whats the problem?
I have a website with a large collection of pages. Many of these dynamic pages use multiple objects created via the Server.CreateObject method. There are filesystem objects, recordsets, browsertype objects, you name it. I need a script that will loop through all of the objects and Set them = Nothing to destroy them.
I imagine the script would be somewhat like this.
For Each obj In ServerObjects
If IsObject(obj) Then
Set obj = Nothing
End If
Next
Assuming I had a recordset set up like this:
Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
is it enough to close out the code with
set rs=nothing
or is there a benefit to
rs.close
set rs=nothing ?
I have this problem on my page. Im doing my "Logoff" portion, everytime I click "Logoff" then click the Back button in my browser the previous page still appears.
Heres my code
<%
If Request.QueryString("login")= "logout" Then
Application.Contents.RemoveAll()
Session.Contents.RemoveAll()
Session.Abandon
Response.Redirect("../../global/common/login/login.asp?login=logoff")
Else
End If
%>
but I think this is not working or there is something wrong with my code.
I have a website with a large collection of pages. Many of these dynamic pages use multiple objects created via the Server.CreateObject method. There are filesystem objects, recordsets, browsertype objects, you name it. I need a script that will loop through all of the objects and Set them = Nothing to destroy them. I imagine the script would be somewhat like this.
For Each obj In ServerObjects
If IsObject(obj) Then
Set obj = Nothing
End If
Next .
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