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You would have to use either the Session (user scoped) or Application (application scoped) variables:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-35069737-1">&lt;%
     Application(&quot;SomeGlobalValue&quot;) = &quot;someValue&quot;        '// scoped to the application
     Session(&quot;SomeUserValue&quot;) = &quot;someValue&quot;               '// scoped to the current user
%&gt;</code></pre>
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You would have to use either the Session (user scoped) or Application (application scoped) variables:


<%
     Application("SomeGlobalValue") = "someValue"        '// scoped to the application
     Session("SomeUserValue") = "someValue"               '// scoped to the current user
%>

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What about if its an array or number? <br />
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Also how would you then call it in the code?
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What about if its an array or number?

Also how would you then call it in the code?

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I need to set variables in an ASP app that are set to static values. So that when the app switches between pages via POSTs and GETs etc. it can still call them. How do I do this
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I need to set variables in an ASP app that are set to static values. So that when the app switches between pages via POSTs and GETs etc. it can still call them. How do I do this

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