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Quick update - it does work - kinda,<br />
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If I do this on one page:<br />
Session(&quot;xyz&quot;) = 0<br />
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And this on the next:<br />
If Session(&quot;xyz&quot;) = Nothing Then Response.Redirect(&quot;Default<wbr />.aspx&quot;)<br />
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It sends me back to default.aspx - Not quite what I wanted.<br />
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How can I use the zero without it thinking I want to set it to nothing?!
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Hello all,<br />
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In VB I get a nice My.Settings namespace I can save items to - temporary items, such as a color selection.<br />
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What is the equivalent in ASP.NET? &nbsp;I don't know how to keep user-specific temp values nice and neat.<br />
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In classic ASP I think I used session(&quot;VarName&quot;) &nbsp;(I tried this in .NET, and it won't save from page to page)<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello all,

In VB I get a nice My.Settings namespace I can save items to - temporary items, such as a color selection.

What is the equivalent in ASP.NET?  I don't know how to keep user-specific temp values nice and neat.

In classic ASP I think I used session("VarName")  (I tried this in .NET, and it won't save from page to page)

Thanks!

My.Settings in ASP.NET?

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