CJWSoft Support Info: session value

Active Info

Memberlist

Help

ASPProtect.NET Authentication Add-On Support Archives ( Info Locked)
CJWSoft Support Info : ASPProtect.NET Authentication Add-On Support Archives

Info: session value

Author

Message

<< Prev Info | Next Info >>

njaskot
New User

Joined: August/24/2006
Online Status: Offline
Info: 6

Added: August/24/2006 at 11:01pm \| IP Logged

Hi i am trying to caputure the session variable for the logged in user.

After i login i am directed to the page where i am trying to grab the login name.

It seems that the initial load of the page, the value is not there. However, when i manually refresh the page (f5) the value is there!?

Any idea, what i am doing wrong?

Here are some snippets (C# 2.0)....

aspx.cs page (code behind)
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
           if (Session["Username"] != null)
           { Response.Write("Username = " + Session["Username"].ToString() + "<br>"); }
           else
           {
                 Response.Write("sorry.......<br>");
           }

    }

aspx page

<%@ Register TagPrefix="aspprotectauthentication" TagName="checkaccess" Src="../protectpage.ascx" %>

and

<html>

<head id="Head1" runat="server">
<aspprotectauthentication:checkaccess CHECKFOR="" GROUPACCESS="" runat="server"></aspprotectauthentication:checkaccess& gt;

First time, it echos 'sorry', after a refresh the page echos 'username = xxxx' ?

Thanks,

Nathan

cwilliams
Admin Group

CJWSoft Web Software Developer

Joined: April/06/2004
Online Status: Offline
Info: 1769

Added: August/24/2006 at 11:14pm \| IP Logged

not really sure... I know my example protected page gets the info ok..... what happens if you try to grab the session info using the httpcontext.current like so

HttpContext.Current.Session("Username")

__________________

Best Regards, Christopher Williams www.CJWSoft.com

njaskot
New User

Joined: August/24/2006
Online Status: Offline
Info: 6

Added: August/24/2006 at 11:34pm \| IP Logged

same thing...

i also tried something like

if(!Page.IsPostBack)
            {
              check for session here
            }

i see that your testprotect.aspx page works...as expected.

i will try looking more closely. It seems pretty simple. Do you happen to have a working c# example?

It is just really odd...

I would like to send you the url, and test login, so you can see, if possible

njaskot
New User

Joined: August/24/2006
Online Status: Offline
Info: 6

Added: August/24/2006 at 11:53pm \| IP Logged

i figured it out...kinda

if i put <% Response.Write("Username = " + Session["Username"].ToString() + "<br>"); %>

in the aspx page it works...the first time it hits the page.

However, like i said, if i put it in the code behind, it doesn't (until the refresh).

So i litery have one saying 'sorry' (it's not there) and the other showing the value?!

I think i can just work with this...but still is just strange.

any ideas?

cwilliams
Admin Group

CJWSoft Web Software Developer

Joined: April/06/2004
Online Status: Offline
Info: 1769

Added: August/25/2006 at 12:37am \| IP Logged

sorry, no working c# example..

Maybe the pageload is your problem.. maybe pageload technically happens before my control envokes thus the values wouldnt exist

Try just putting a function in your code behind and grabbing it when you need it instead of the page load deal..

__________________

Best Regards, Christopher Williams www.CJWSoft.com

njaskot
New User

Joined: August/24/2006
Online Status: Offline
Info: 6

Added: August/25/2006 at 12:56pm \| IP Logged

i think you are correct.

However, i did a bit of playing around and grabbing it in the front end page will work fine for me.

All looks good, thanks for your help!

Sorry, you can NOT post info.
This info has been locked by a info administrator.

Printable version

Info Jump

You cannot add new info in this area
You cannot add to info in this area
You cannot delete your info in this area
You cannot edit your info in this area
You cannot create polls in this area
You cannot vote in polls in this area