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Thank you, I will give this code a try and let you know.
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Thank you, I will give this code a try and let you know.

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I have a question. &nbsp;in the browser window for the cookie there is a Name and a Value column. &nbsp;Should I place the word Value in place of PortalLoginApp below like. var userName = window.localStorage.getIte<wbr />m(&quot;Value.u<wbr />serName&quot;);<wbr /> <br />
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var userName = window.localStorage.getIte<wbr />m(&quot;PortalL<wbr />oginApp.us<wbr />erName&quot;);
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I have a question.  in the browser window for the cookie there is a Name and a Value column.  Should I place the word Value in place of PortalLoginApp below like. var userName = window.localStorage.getItem("Value.userName");

var userName = window.localStorage.getItem("PortalLoginApp.userName");

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I am trying to retrieve the Local Storage Value from a browser. &nbsp;The value is stored in the browser.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28969596-1">   &lt;asp:HiddenField ID=&quot;hdnUserName&quot; runat=&quot;server&quot; /&gt;

     &lt;asp:HiddenField ID=&quot;HiddenField1&quot; runat=&quot;server&quot; /&gt;

    

    &lt;script&gt;
        function load() {
            hdnUserName = window.localStorage.getItem(&quot;PortalLoginApp.userName&quot;);                    
            localStorage.getItem(localStorage.Key);
            }

        //}
        window.onload = load;
        &lt;/script&gt;</code></pre>
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Once I obtain the localStorage value I will need to access this value form code behind in asp.net
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I am trying to retrieve the Local Storage Value from a browser.  The value is stored in the browser.

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Once I obtain the localStorage value I will need to access this value form code behind in asp.net

How to retreive Local Storage Key value

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