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Session Variable question
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Nov 18, 2006
Nov 18, 2006
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If I create a session variable (svUsername) in asp that is
assigned the
users username from the previous login page, and then another user logs in
with a different username, will each user see there own username in
svUsername on their own machine or could user1 see user2's username on
user1's machine?
users username from the previous login page, and then another user logs in
with a different username, will each user see there own username in
svUsername on their own machine or could user1 see user2's username on
user1's machine?
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User1 will NEVER see User2's information. One less thing to
worry about so
now you can sleep comfortably. :-)
"SteveG" <ssdfsd@sdfsd.com> wrote in message
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> If I create a session variable (svUsername) in asp that is assigned the
> users username from the previous login page, and then another user logs in
> with a different username, will each user see there own username in
> svUsername on their own machine or could user1 see user2's username on
> user1's machine?
>
now you can sleep comfortably. :-)
"SteveG" <ssdfsd@sdfsd.com> wrote in message
news:ejo5k9$ffc$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> If I create a session variable (svUsername) in asp that is assigned the
> users username from the previous login page, and then another user logs in
> with a different username, will each user see there own username in
> svUsername on their own machine or could user1 see user2's username on
> user1's machine?
>
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