Hi,
I just want to verify as to where it'd be best to destroy/delete/remove/clea
I have been thinking of clearing the page specific session variables at page's unload event, but I am adamant as I am not certain if this would be the best place to do...
Essentially, I just want to be able to clear page specifc session variables when I close the page (clicking on the x button on the upper-right corner)
scenario is as follows: when a page is opened for processing... session variables are created. then when the user closes the page, those session variables that have been created should be cleared.
Thanks in advance...
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I see...
so Session variables initialized/assigned/manip
would to confirm the following:
--session variables created from a webform would be page specific, hence destroyed when the page is closed/unloaded...
--session variables created from a global asax's event's would specific to the instance of an entire web app...
thanks...
- Session variables are specific the user session.
- Application variables are specific to the application, and get created / destroyed every time the application restarts.
But, it's important to note that this is not related directly with global.asax: You can create Session and Application variables in any part of the application.
In global.asax what you can do is to handle Session and Application EVENTS.
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by: Juan_BarreraPosted on 2008-11-05 at 00:45:42ID: 22883978
Hi praetorean,
In ASP.NET, when the user closes the browser, the Session items stored in the HttpSessionState object are automatically deleted, because the mentioned object is unique per session, so, basically, you don't have to do anything.