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<0> hello guys .......how are session variables used to transfer info from one page to another ?
<0> i did session("message")="invalid login" and on the login page i did message=session("message") ..but it wont show me anything
<0> never mind ...figured it out ...cookies were not enabled on my pc ..thanks guys ....
<1> how can I loop through some files (with FSO) and then sort the files by date?
<1> without using databases.. preferably
<2> uplink, cookies ?
<2> i doubt cookies have something todo with session variables :P
<0> i found it on some website brutos .......sessions are exactly like cookies...when i disabled cookies ...it wouldnt use any variables to log in ...but when i enabled them .it worked perfgectly
<1> session = cookie
<1> just that sessions automaticly dissapear after the session is ended (website closes or 20min inactivity (that can be changed))
<0> is it safe to use session variables to p*** variables between forms ?
<1> just as safe as p***ing post data
<1> or safer
<2> wtf ? :S
<2> session("<>") is totallt server-side based ?
<2> totally*
<1> no.. not really
<2> cookies is text on client-side harddrive,,
<1> quote: [Also called a transient cookie, a cookie that is erased when the user closes the Web browser. The session cookie is stored in temporary memory and is not retained after the browser is closed. Session cookies do not collect information from the users computer. They typically will store information in the form of a session identification that does not personally identify the user.]
<1> there are two kind of cookies..
<2> wtf ?
<1> persistant cookie - the kind you call "text on clientside".. and session cookie - which is stored in temp-memory
<2> if i put it like this.. dont know where u did get that
<2> and..
<1> a computer dictionary
<2> everything between <% %> is run as server-side,, right ? agree with me ?
<1> no
<2> okey ?
<1> since request.cookie is done between <% %> aswell
<1> and that is client side
<2> hum,, good point :P
<1> cookies are stored on the client
<2> yes i know
<1> session("whatever") is a cookie aswell
<2> hum..
<2> sick
<1> another quote: [When your website sets a cookie variable on the visitors' browser, it sends an expiration date along with the variable and value. Cookies with an expiration date are persistent cookies. Cookies with no expiration date are called session cookies, and they usually get deleted when the user closes the browser. Many sites rely on session cookies for proper operation, and since the information is very temporary, mo
<1> Source: http://www.mach5.com/support/analyzer/manual/html/General/Cookies.htm
<1> previous source: http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/S/session_cookie.html
<2> cookie variable yes,, tho the real Session("") thingy isnt doing any writing to any cookie
<2> on the harddrive
<1> no.. since its stored in the temp-memory
<1> but.. its a cookie
<1> and that was the question wasnt it?
<1> not where or how its stored
<2> okey, w may call it a cookie =P
<2> we
<1> "a cow is a cow no matter if its on gr*** or concrete"
<1> anyway.. disabling cookies in the browser may result in sessions not working as they should
<2> bhaa, **** this :P a girl is waiting for me :P
<2> have it all nice =)
<1> =)
<1> is it possible to send files to a webserver with Microsoft.XMLHTTP?
<0> whats the code to get the timestamp of a user in asp?
<0> anyone around? please help me ......i am using mysql and asp and odbc3.5.1 --> whats wrong with the follwinf insert statement
<0> Set objRS = objConn.Execute("insert into customer(FullName,Title,Company,Email,StreetAddress,City,State,Zipcode,BusinessActivity,PhoneNo,Fax,Status)values(FullName_in, TitleIn_in, Company_in, email_in, Street_in, City_in,State_in, Zipcode_in, Businessactivity_in, PhoneNo_in, Fax_in, Status_in")
<0> the error it gives is ----> Error Type:
<0> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E14)
<0> [MySQL][ODBC 3.51 Driver][mysqld-4.0.26-standard-log]You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1
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