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Re: SELECT statement for ASP code |
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From: |
Harpreet |
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Date: |
6/27/2001 11:29:39 AM |
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195.229.191.39 |
Hey Girl
You don't need to convert the User ID into an integer. I think you are having the same problem as i am...that of the Session variables not remembering the User Id on another ASP page. I have a workaround. Why don't you pass the User Is as a parameter between pages. For example
"HREF = Page2.asp?UserId=" & Session("UserId")
and when actually on Page2.asp, do the following:
<BODY>
Declare strUserId
strUserId = Request.QueryString ("UserID")
(and voila! you have the User's ID in the strUserId variable)
</BODY>
Meanwhile, if I come across the reason why some computers don't remember the Session varialbe values, shall let you know. So, enjoy!!!
cheers. |
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