Destroying A Session And Starting It Back Up On The Same Page
I have a quick signup for a friends page, and at the end of the signup I wanna destroy all the session variables using the nice session.abandon then create two session variables for the username and password so they're already signed in, then redirect them to the index page already logged in. Problem is the session variables don't get saved on the redirect when the session has been abandoned on the page. If I take the abandon out and destroy the session variables individually everything works fine and the new session variables survive. But if I abandon the session then set the new variables they do not. Yes, they are being set after the abandon, and do exist as I've written them to the browser before the redirect. Its not that big a deal in such a small scale to delete all the variables individually, but theres gotta be a way incase it was hundreds of session variables right.
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.
My ASP page 1 redirect user to third party's website, after the process at third party is finished, in 3rd party's page, there is one link to route user back to my website: ASP page2.
As the user do all of these actions in the same browser, I expect the user's session variables to be kept, But the seesion variable are lost.
I have an application which allow users to search our database. Quite a lot of search fields pull data from other tables. I don't want to populate the dropdowns (total 14 of them) from the database everytime as it slow the page load.
Instead I would like to have a link next to the text field which a user and click and the choices can be displayed and whatever the user click in the pop up I want to transfer it to the text box and close the popup.
For example there is a Textbox called country. The user can either type in the country name or click on the link which will pull all the countries from table in the database and which ever country user selects, the textbox is popluated with the country name and the pop up closes automatically. Code:
After updating a record, I want to go back to the results page from a search. Anyone know how to redirect after you update a record to go back a page to see the results again. A simple click of the back button would do the trick, but that can't be done after you click the update.
I have a question that I haven't been able to figure out. All I have is Bits and pieces but still can't complete it. I have a form that users fill out and submit. I would like the form to displaying a message saying "Please verify that the following content has no error" If it does have any error Click the Yes button. It will redirect the user back to the form for correction to be made .
When the user hits the No button it send the information to the confirmation form and gets updated to the Database.Or something like that. I would the user to have capability to view their information before sending it to be updated.
if there was an easy way to have a form set up so that when the submit button is pressed, it goes to a confirmation page that contains a back button that goes back to the page that called the form.
Basically, I'm looking at a scenario where 10 pages can call the form, but I want to user to be able to click the back button and be returned to the page they were on when they click on the link to the form. I thought that maybe using javascript:history.go(-2) would work, but if the form is reloaded for any reason, gaing back 2 pages goes back to the form.
normally I can redirect to my previous page with referrer. is it possible to go one more previous page is in java script. I mean like,history.go(-1), history.go(-2), etc.
I've got several pages with links. When the links are clicked, a value is posted to 'processing.asp' which does a database update then needs to redirect back to the page from which the link was clicked. Is it possible to obtain the full URL of the referring page using asp? I need it potentially to be able to redirect back to something as complex as:
products.asp?Category_Id=3&SubCategory_Id=12
If that was the URL of the page from which it was linked.
I have a html form which allows the user to select add, delete, update or view from a drop down list. Their choice is sent to an asp page.
My problem is how to send them back a form from the asp page depending on their choice and send the resulting input to the same asp page again for processing.
So if they choose 'add' from the html page then that is sent to the asp page and they are sent back another form, to fill out the new record details which is in turn resubmitted to the same asp page to carry out the 'Insert' statement.
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
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 .
I have an ASP page that lists a recordeset that can have dozens of records, at the end of each line is a details link that links to a page giving more detailed information about the record where a user can add and update information to that record.
At the top of the update record page I have a Back to Record List page. The problem is that when a user hits the Back to Record List page they are taken back to the Top of the list, I'd like to create a link that will take the user back to the record they just updated. I am carrying the data record number through the querystring.
I want to have a series of links (flags for Italian, English, and German) on the top of every page, each of which when clicked will go to a script and change a session variable called language to the respective language. Once the session variable is changed, I want to send them right back to where they came from.
So, if they enter a page on the site that is optimized for "Local Area" and it is in English, IF they click German or Italian it will go to the script, redirect back to "Local Area" with the Session var being set appropriately.
Keep in mind though that I need to be conscientous of SEO, so I want to keep querystrings to a minimum. Ideally, what it would look like is this AFTER the redirect:
I had abruptly closed my Web Application in Visual Studio.Net. Then I have restarted, Now the defaultweb site on My IIS would not start.
When i go to the IIS MMC and try to start the "Default web site" by right clicking it then i get the message "Address Already in use". My machine does not host any SSL enabled Web Application.
I intend to use application variables to control access to editable blocks on an intranet site. There are about 300 blocks currently and that may grow to as many as 400 as time goes along.
Using the scheme I am thinking of an application variable will contain the username of the person currently editing a block. Is there a way to "destroy" the application variable so it no longer occupies memory or is this anything to be concerned about? I don't plan to place much more than a 20 character string into the variable.
I have created 2 asp pages called testa.asp and testb.asp
testa.asp has a link to go to next page testb.asp
testb.asp has a form that ask you for a reference number and post it to the same page testb.asp
If the reference number is not blank, it will just write out what the reference number is.
Now my problem....
If you go to testa.asp and click on the link to go to testb.asp you will see the form. At this point, if you click the back button, it till take you back to testa.asp ALL FINE SO FAR.
If you go to testb.asp again and see the form, enter a number say 33 and click on search. This will now show you the number you have just entered. NOW - click on the BACK BUTTON, it will just show you exactly the same page ! WHY does it not go back to the FORM in order to refill in a different number. Code:
I have a form submit that must report back to the same page an error if a pair of radio buttons inside the form block are not checked. But data from the buttons must still be sent to another page.
I tried having the form send data back to the same page, then putting the data in session variables and redirecting to the page they have to go to. But apparently the session variables are having unpredictable effects on the very complex page I'm sending the data too.
I'm thinking about using Onsubmit = somefunction inside of the <form > . I've tried javascript but I haven't found the right code yet, and also I'd rather avoid the popup alert box, it is inconsistent with the rest of the website. Perhaps an ASP subprocedure could do the trick?
I want perform : click a link in main page, then pop up a form in div window by thickbox, after I sumbit this form , div window disappear and go back main page.
My problem is : after I sumbit the form inside div window, form is sumbited , but still in div window!
How can I make it jump back to main page after I submit ?
im tryin to secure my application. i want the application to send the user back to the login page if they have not logged into the system. do i use the global.asa file or is there a simpler way to do this?
I want to execute a VB application from a ASP page (not .Net). Want I want to do is that I write some parameters to a database and then start the external application that will pickup these parameters and run in the background. I looked for a sample but I can't find any.
I have a access db and I want to pull some info out of it with VBScript. How can I specify a starting record?For example, I want to start at the 15th record and pull everything beyond that out.
