I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over different stations
on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn’t do anything special
to cause it.
Thanks
C.Fleury 7 1233
What values ? (form fields value ?). From where are coming those values in
your application ?
Most often when you have the same values on several wstations this is
because you used shared (or a VB.NET module) (or static in C#) members... Is
this the case ?
Patrice
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"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:05**********************************@microsof t.com... I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over different
stations on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn't do anything
special to cause it.
Thanks C.Fleury
Patrice,
All objects are unbound textboxes in which the user enters data manually…I
do have this code in my “page_load†event, which retains the form values in
between postbacks, in this case “sys†is a public structure:
If Not IsPostBack Then
txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1)
txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2)
txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5)
txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10)
txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20)
txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50)
txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100)
txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0", sys._Coins)
End If
Thanks Patrice
C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote: What values ? (form fields value ?). From where are coming those values in your application ?
Most often when you have the same values on several wstations this is because you used shared (or a VB.NET module) (or static in C#) members... Is this the case ?
Patrice --
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:05**********************************@microsof t.com... I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over different stations on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn't do anything special to cause it.
Thanks C.Fleury
How is defined this structure ? In a module ?
Just to make it clear (english is not my native language) do you mean that
you see the same values accross several wstations or do you mean values on a
particular workstations are kept intact when you postback ? My understanding
is that you see the first behavior (values seemed to be "shared" accross
several workstations).
Patrice
--
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:EA**********************************@microsof t.com... Patrice,
All objects are unbound textboxes in which the user enters data manually.I do have this code in my "page_load" event, which retains the form values
in between postbacks, in this case "sys" is a public structure:
If Not IsPostBack Then txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1) txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2) txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5) txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10) txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20) txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50) txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100) txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0", sys._Coins) End If
Thanks Patrice C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote:
What values ? (form fields value ?). From where are coming those values
in your application ?
Most often when you have the same values on several wstations this is because you used shared (or a VB.NET module) (or static in C#)
members... Is this the case ?
Patrice --
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:05**********************************@microsof t.com... I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over different stations on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn't do anything special to cause it.
Thanks C.Fleury
The first behavior, Patrice, the same values are seem across all wstations...
Thanks
C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote: How is defined this structure ? In a module ?
Just to make it clear (english is not my native language) do you mean that you see the same values accross several wstations or do you mean values on a particular workstations are kept intact when you postback ? My understanding is that you see the first behavior (values seemed to be "shared" accross several workstations).
Patrice
--
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:EA**********************************@microsof t.com... Patrice,
All objects are unbound textboxes in which the user enters data manually.I do have this code in my "page_load" event, which retains the form values in between postbacks, in this case "sys" is a public structure:
If Not IsPostBack Then txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1) txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2) txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5) txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10) txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20) txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50) txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100) txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0", sys._Coins) End If
Thanks Patrice C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote:
What values ? (form fields value ?). From where are coming those values in your application ?
Most often when you have the same values on several wstations this is because you used shared (or a VB.NET module) (or static in C#) members... Is this the case ?
Patrice --
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:05**********************************@microsof t.com... > I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over different stations > on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn't do anything special > to cause it. > > Thanks > C.Fleury >
And how is defined this structure ????
Patrice
--
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:0D**********************************@microsof t.com... The first behavior, Patrice, the same values are seem across all
wstations... Thanks C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote:
How is defined this structure ? In a module ?
Just to make it clear (english is not my native language) do you mean
that you see the same values accross several wstations or do you mean values
on a particular workstations are kept intact when you postback ? My
understanding is that you see the first behavior (values seemed to be "shared" accross several workstations).
Patrice
--
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:EA**********************************@microsof t.com... Patrice,
All objects are unbound textboxes in which the user enters data
manually.I do have this code in my "page_load" event, which retains the form
values in between postbacks, in this case "sys" is a public structure:
If Not IsPostBack Then txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1) txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2) txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5) txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10) txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20) txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50) txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100) txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0", sys._Coins) End If
Thanks Patrice C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote:
> What values ? (form fields value ?). From where are coming those
values in > your application ? > > Most often when you have the same values on several wstations this
is > because you used shared (or a VB.NET module) (or static in C#) members... Is > this the case ? > > Patrice > > > > -- > > "cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le
message de > news:05**********************************@microsof t.com... > > I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over different > stations > > on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn't do
anything > special > > to cause it. > > > > Thanks > > C.Fleury > > > > >
In a module as public like:
Public Structure _sys
Public _1 As String
Public _2 As String
Public _5 As String
Public _10 As String
Public _20 As String
Public _50 As String
Public _100 As String
Public _Coins As String
End Structure
Public sys As _sys
and then I use that structure in the aspx in question the following way:
If Not IsPostBack Then
' values were assigned to sys in an onclick event handler....
txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1)
txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2)
txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5)
txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10)
txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20)
txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50)
txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100)
txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0", sys._Coins)
End If
Thanks again Patrice
C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote: And how is defined this structure ????
Patrice
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"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:0D**********************************@microsof t.com... The first behavior, Patrice, the same values are seem across all wstations... Thanks C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote:
How is defined this structure ? In a module ?
Just to make it clear (english is not my native language) do you mean that you see the same values accross several wstations or do you mean values on a particular workstations are kept intact when you postback ? My understanding is that you see the first behavior (values seemed to be "shared" accross several workstations).
Patrice
--
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:EA**********************************@microsof t.com... > Patrice, > > All objects are unbound textboxes in which the user enters data manually.I > do have this code in my "page_load" event, which retains the form values in > between postbacks, in this case "sys" is a public structure: > > If Not IsPostBack Then > txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1) > txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2) > txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5) > txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10) > txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20) > txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50) > txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100) > txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0", sys._Coins) > End If > > Thanks Patrice > C.Fleury > > > "Patrice" wrote: > > > What values ? (form fields value ?). From where are coming those values in > > your application ? > > > > Most often when you have the same values on several wstations this is > > because you used shared (or a VB.NET module) (or static in C#) members... Is > > this the case ? > > > > Patrice > > > > > > > > -- > > > > "cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de > > news:05**********************************@microsof t.com... > > > I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over different > > stations > > > on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn't do anything > > special > > > to cause it. > > > > > > Thanks > > > C.Fleury > > > > > > > > >
The problem is that this structure is defined in a module. In VB.NET a
module is implemented as a class with shared members.
The "Shared" keyword allows to define members that belong to a class (or if
you prefer that are the same for all objects). In ASP.NET, even though you
have multiple users, this is a single application. As a result all users are
sharing the same structure.
Patrice
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"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:01**********************************@microsof t.com... In a module as public like:
Public Structure _sys Public _1 As String Public _2 As String Public _5 As String Public _10 As String Public _20 As String Public _50 As String Public _100 As String Public _Coins As String End Structure
Public sys As _sys
and then I use that structure in the aspx in question the following way:
If Not IsPostBack Then ' values were assigned to sys in an onclick event handler.... txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1) txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2) txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5) txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10) txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20) txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50) txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100) txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0", sys._Coins) End If
Thanks again Patrice C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote:
And how is defined this structure ????
Patrice
--
"cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de news:0D**********************************@microsof t.com... The first behavior, Patrice, the same values are seem across all wstations... Thanks C.Fleury
"Patrice" wrote:
> How is defined this structure ? In a module ? > > Just to make it clear (english is not my native language) do you
mean that > you see the same values accross several wstations or do you mean
values on a > particular workstations are kept intact when you postback ? My understanding > is that you see the first behavior (values seemed to be "shared"
accross > several workstations). > > Patrice > > -- > > "cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le
message de > news:EA**********************************@microsof t.com... > > Patrice, > > > > All objects are unbound textboxes in which the user enters data manually.I > > do have this code in my "page_load" event, which retains the form values > in > > between postbacks, in this case "sys" is a public structure: > > > > If Not IsPostBack Then > > txb1.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._1), "0", sys._1) > > txb2.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._2), "0", sys._2) > > txb5.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._5), "0", sys._5) > > txb10.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._10), "0", sys._10) > > txb20.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._20), "0", sys._20) > > txb50.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._50), "0", sys._50) > > txb100.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._100), "0", sys._100) > > txbCoins.Text = IIf(Empty(sys._Coins), "0",
sys._Coins) > > End If > > > > Thanks Patrice > > C.Fleury > > > > > > "Patrice" wrote: > > > > > What values ? (form fields value ?). From where are coming those values > in > > > your application ? > > > > > > Most often when you have the same values on several wstations
this is > > > because you used shared (or a VB.NET module) (or static in C#) > members... Is > > > this the case ? > > > > > > Patrice > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > > > > "cFleury" <cF*****@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de > > > news:05**********************************@microsof t.com... > > > > I have an ASP.NET web form that is retaining values over
different > > > stations > > > > on the network, how can I stop this behavior ?. I didn't do anything > > > special > > > > to cause it. > > > > > > > > Thanks > > > > C.Fleury > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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