How do i create global variables that keep their values
after the form is postback, (i.e. when a button is
clicked, etc.) Thank you very much.
3  4597 
Can you be more specific? If you are talking about global
variables, then the Application object can store variables
that are accessible within the whole application.
Tu-Thach -----Original Message-----
How do i create global variables that keep their values
after the form is postback, (i.e. when a button is
clicked, etc.) Thank you very much.
.
For instance, i would like to have four or five variables
than can be read and written to from my subs and
functions. The problem that i am having is that
everytime a button (asp:button) is clicked these
varaibles loose there values. When i try to only DIM the
variables, when Page.IsPostBack = False, the functions
can't initially see the variables and I recieve
compliation errors. Thank you -----Original Message-----
Can you be more specific? If you are talking about
globalvariables, then the Application object can store
variablesthat are accessible within the whole application.
Tu-Thach
-----Original Message-----
How do i create global variables that keep their values
after the form is postback, (i.e. when a button is
clicked, etc.) Thank you very much.
.
.
Jonathan,
ASP.NET has a number of facilities to store variables between round trips
with a client:
The following may be helpful for you to review to find your options: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...bFormState.asp
Specifically: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tateOption.asp
The following article provides a good overview of the 9 options available: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...e/default.aspx
Hope this helps
Jay
"Jonathan Perkins" <jo*@igetnet.co m> wrote in message
news:02******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . For instance, i would like to have four or five variables
than can be read and written to from my subs and
functions. The problem that i am having is that
everytime a button (asp:button) is clicked these
varaibles loose there values. When i try to only DIM the
variables, when Page.IsPostBack = False, the functions
can't initially see the variables and I recieve
compliation errors. Thank you-----Original Message-----
Can you be more specific? If you are talking about
globalvariables, then the Application object can store
variablesthat are accessible within the whole application.
Tu-Thach
-----Original Message-----
How do i create global variables that keep their values
after the form is postback, (i.e. when a button is
clicked, etc.) Thank you very much.
.
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