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I didn't think you could dump arrays into a session variable like that... You might be better concaternating it into a string first, with commas or semicolons seperating it, then use the split command to turn it back into an array when you pull it out of the session variable.
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I didn't think you could dump arrays into a session variable like that... You might be better concaternating it into a string first, with commas or semicolons seperating it, then use the split command to turn it back into an array when you pull it out of the session variable.

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I am leaving out some parts here, but the gist ie here. &nbsp;I have a 2 dimensional array called questionArray that I am populating through a nested looped query not included below. &nbsp;<br />
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&lt;%DIM questionArray(24,5)<br />
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session(&quot;questions&quot;)=quest<wbr />ionArray<br />
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Dim test(24,5)<br />
test =session(&quot;questions&quot;)%&gt; // Line Error is On<br />
&lt;%=test(0,1)%&gt;<br />
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I get this error on the commented line above:<br />
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Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d' <br />
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Type mismatch <br />
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/unfquiz/index.asp, line 55 <br />
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How can this be if I am setting the session array to the new array and they both have the same dimensions?
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I am leaving out some parts here, but the gist ie here.  I have a 2 dimensional array called questionArray that I am populating through a nested looped query not included below.  

<%DIM questionArray(24,5)

session("questions")=questionArray

Dim test(24,5)
test =session("questions")%> // Line Error is On
<%=test(0,1)%>

I get this error on the commented line above:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d' 

Type mismatch 

/unfquiz/index.asp, line 55 

How can this be if I am setting the session array to the new array and they both have the same dimensions?

Saving a two dimensional array into the session

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