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Display region if session exists
On page # 1 I set a session variable =1
--
<%
Session("Qnrtype") = ("1");
%>
--
On page two i have to regions, I want to display the top one of the session doesn't exist (gets there through a different page), and want to display region two if session exists.
---
If session doesnt exist
<region 1>
If session exists
<region2>
I just need help with the syntax please.
--
<%
Session("Qnrtype") = ("1");
%>
--
On page two i have to regions, I want to display the top one of the session doesn't exist (gets there through a different page), and want to display region two if session exists.
---
If session doesnt exist
<region 1>
If session exists
<region2>
I just need help with the syntax please.
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I set this session in prev page:
<%
Session("Qnrtype") = ("1");
%>
next page there is no existing code at the moment.
IF session Qnrtype <> NULL
DISPLAY THIS ROW
END
If session Qnrtype = NULL
DISPLAY THIS ROW
END
Something like that ?
<%
Session("Qnrtype") = ("1");
%>
next page there is no existing code at the moment.
IF session Qnrtype <> NULL
DISPLAY THIS ROW
END
If session Qnrtype = NULL
DISPLAY THIS ROW
END
Something like that ?
When you generate you test the session and either generate only the one region based on the session, or you generate both and give at regions a style=display:block or style=display:none to display or hide specific regions.
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No, I am thinking more in terms of:
<%
if Session("Qnrtype") == "1";
%>
MY CODE
<%
if Session("Qnrtype") IS NULL;
%>
MY CODE 1
<%
if Session("Qnrtype") == "1";
%>
MY CODE
<%
if Session("Qnrtype") IS NULL;
%>
MY CODE 1
Or is it like this ?
<% if Session("Qnrtype") == "1" { %>
<% } %>
<% if Session("Qnrtype") == NULL { %>
<% } %>
<% if Session("Qnrtype") == "1" { %>
<% } %>
<% if Session("Qnrtype") == NULL { %>
<% } %>
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If you are looking for the specific asp code to generate the page, you probably should have posted in the asp topic. You can use the Request Attention link to ask Community Support to add that topic to the Q.
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