have been a great resource for me since i am new to MVC and trying to learn and figure out few things.My chain of thoughts still might be asp.net, so here is another question.I have a session object in my controller action which i use to populate my view , i need to clear the session object everytime i navigate out of the page (more like a session kill in page unload event). I really appreciate any ideas and inputs on how and where to clear the session object
actually i got confused in session object,view state,application domain, can u tell me where i have to use these object. can u define some sort of condition in which session object must used & view state must used & diffrence of thses object where we can only use session & where i we can only use view state
I have problem is that when i force to clear session so it remove all session on to server. i mean i open website at 2 systems and one system logout website so 2nd automatically logout.i dont know when is the problem. i m using Session.Abundent for current session.but it clear all.
Is there a difference between Session.Clear() and Session.RemoveAll()? The descriptions and documentation pages seem to say exactly the same thing, but I am assuming there must be some reason for creating two functions, right?
I am caching a file in ttpContext.Current.Application object. Now when I change the values in file, it does not get reflected in the application (I am reading the values from the file for app version).
Even after restarting the app pool and the website in IIS, the changes does not reflect. I dont want to restart IIS.
I have just added the following to the very last page of my application.
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And then i have this on each of the pages before the last, within my Page_load:
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I have different sessions thruout the application process, but this one session is only set at the beginning of the process and once i kill it on the last page, any attempt to hit Back or trying to access any page directly without first starting, i need to force them to the beginning, what am i missing or doing wrong?
sessID is set on page 1 and is available until you get to the last page. Where i added the Session.Abandon(); Now if i get to the last page and hit back before the refresh occurs, im able to go back, but the page comes up with null reference for other sessions that are obvisously cleared / killed with the abandon. So i should have to check for each session should i? I mean if the abandon killed them all, then checking for the main session should be enough right?
I have multiple sites with main and subdomain. all doing one same method for the login. login is done with the multi domain cookie but there is problem with the logout. I'm using cookie and session for that state.
When ever I logout form the any domain. I should logout form the all domain.
(Like yahoo or google)
As per my method , My all domain have logout page which has code
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and main site(www.domain.com) have [Code]....
So what can I change in this code to do the Logout process for the all subdomains.
I have a report parameter page which contains many pop up windows for the parameter selection. For example, for driver , there is a pop up window called driver.aspx which contains a listbox that contains list of driver's name.
Now, for each of these pop up windows, i am passing the values of these windows as a session value.
Now, when a user logs in the system, there are many parameter pages for different reports which commonly share the same pop up windows if the parameters are same for different reports.
The problem now is,a user selects 10 drivers for report 1 and runs it. When he goes to report 2 and runs the report, the report 2 takes only those 10 drivers as the driver parameter value.
It means, the error can arise on the system because he may forgot that he have selected 10 drivers for previous report 1. User will not have time to recheck each previous selected values of different paramaters.
What i want is, when a person moves from one report page to another, i want to clear all the session values and adjust it as default for the new report .
How to set session timeout and clear session in web.config and login.aspx ? And when we close the web application , the session must be cleared? I have use session.abandon as per below but is not working.
I have 4 webpages. In those pages, i am using session variables,viewstates,cookies. I am passing session variables,viewstates to different pages. Now the problem is sometimes i am getting the old cookie values or session values. I want to clear all these things when i close the browser or if i open a new tab of browser.
In the VS2005 environment, when I test my session to make sure the page redirects to the main page (itself) if the session is null, it works. There is no error.
The function I use for this is:
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However, when it is in the production environment in IIS 6.0, when the session has timed out, and I then do a postback by doing some slider control, I see the page reload but immediately thereafter, it throws a Server Error exception of : Object reference not set to an instance of object.
however, why is it that the Slider1_TextChanged event fired even even after during page_load, the page was told to do a response.direct ?? shouldn't the entire page have gone through a full-page refresh life cycle ? why did it continue on to attempt to raise the Slider1_TextChanged event?
I want to be able to persist data across a session but do this outside of the built-in session state object. Why is a long story that I will not go into here. I just need to know where I can put data other than in the session object that will persist across the specific session.
I have an entity object as model input in my view. Not sure if it's the best approach, but I use the object references to get values from a related object.Let's say I've got a car entity and a manufacturer entity.Here's how it would look in my view
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I've get a nullreferenceexception where the car entitity does not have a reference towards manufacturer. I'd like to output a " " if no manufacturer exists.
