Use Session variable in html
I get a session variable from a login form and then redirect to another page:
session
A non-locking in-process ASP.NET session state store
I’m using ASP.NET’s in-process session state store. It locks access to a session exclusively, and which means concurrent requests to the same session are served sequentially.
Storing custom objects in Sessions
What the general way of storing custom objects in sessions?
Deleting a directory results in application restart
I have an application with 2 directories (books and export).
If we create a book or a page of a book in the application a directory is added with the id of the page (this is for uploading resources).
If we delete a page, the page (and it’s directory) is removed from the database and the filesystem.
How to get notified of session end?
I am wondering if I can handle a session timeout event. I need to make a function call to my function right before session timeouts or user left my page, or closed browser window. The most important part here is to have access to everything stored during the session, session variables.
Does Session timeout reset on every request
Does Session timeout reset on every request regardless of whether we check sessions variables? Or we should use atleast one session variables?
How to Generate a new Session ID
Is it possible to generate a new ID for the session using ASP.NET?
How can I determine the number of users on an ASP.NET site (IIS)? And their info?
Is there a way to determine the number of users that have active sessions in an ASP.NET application? I have an admin/tools page in a particular application, and I would like to display info regarding all open sessions, such as the number of sessions, and perhaps the requesting machines’ addresses, or other credential information for each user.
ASP.NET removing an item from Session?
Which method is preferred?
ASP.NET Masters: What are the advantages / disadvantages of using Session variables?
I’ve done a search on this subject already, and have found the same data over and over– a review of the three different types of sessions. (InProc, Sql, StateServer) However, my question is of a different nature.