SessionState and Window.Location.Href

[pbd22]

Hi.

I have built a site with tabs-based navigation as a pretty major
component. The tabs use window.location.href to understand
where the user is and displays the appropriate tabs accordingly.
I have recently learned about the sessionstate properties of
ASP.NET 2.0 and am trying to user cookieless navigation. This makes a
mess of the current URL and, as a result, window.location.href is
pretty useless as a way to tell the tabs
what to display.

In short, how do I display the correct tabs while using sessionstate
in Web.config?

Thanks.
Peter

[bruce barker]

parse the url so you only look at the page name.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

pbd22 wrote:

Hi.

I have built a site with tabs-based navigation as a pretty major
component. The tabs use window.location.href to understand
where the user is and displays the appropriate tabs accordingly.
I have recently learned about the sessionstate properties of
ASP.NET 2.0 and am trying to user cookieless navigation. This makes a
mess of the current URL and, as a result, window.location.href is
pretty useless as a way to tell the tabs
what to display.

In short, how do I display the correct tabs while using sessionstate
in Web.config?

Thanks.
Peter

[pbd22]

On Mar 20, 8:36 am, bruce barker <[e-mail]:

parse the url so you only look at the page name.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

pbd22 wrote:

Hi.

I have built a site with tabs-based navigation as a pretty major
component. The tabs use window.location.href to understand
where the user is and displays the appropriate tabs accordingly.
I have recently learned about the sessionstate properties of
ASP.NET 2.0 and am trying to user cookieless navigation. This makes a
mess of the current URL and, as a result, window.location.href is
pretty useless as a way to tell the tabs
what to display.

In short, how do I display the correct tabs while using sessionstate
in Web.config?

Thanks.
Peter

Ah, yes. Silly me. Thanks.