Re: ASP Cookies vs. ASP Session variables
by "Rasika Wijayaratne" <rasika(at)boursedata.com.au>
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Thu, 9 Nov 2000 09:33:44 +1100 |
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"HWG-Gen" <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org> |
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videotron mshome |
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Actually its great that you brought this up, becasue funnily enough I
developed an ASP system at work using windows 2k IIS and it worked
perfectly. But after I uploaded it to brinkster, there were many problems
because the values in the session variables were getting "lost". For
example if I set a session variable in one script and redirected the browser
to another script and tried to use the session variable it would be
empty/null. However the cookies seemed to work without a hitch.
I suspect that since brinkster is a free server they have some kind of limit
on the resources allocated per person. Mind you I was only loading a couple
of small values into session variables. So anyone who is developing for
Brinkster keep an eye out for this let us know how you fare! I personally
will be ditiching session variable completely when develeloping for
brinkster, and sticking with cookies... thnaks for all who replied
> Theres an ASP test script that I've been playing
> with here:
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> http://www14.brinkster.com/eidolon
> Log in with eidolon/pass
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