What are the thoughts on using Client variables? These can get stored in
the registry on the server, act as cookies do, and there is no need to pass
URL or Hidden parameters around between pages.
I've used them in environments where cookies have given me problems in the
past, but am I missing something because I don't think anyone has mentioned
them in this thread. Are there any problems using them?
At 16:08 16/05/00 -0400, you wrote:
> > I had a series of forms (more on this shortly in another
> > post) ... form1 collects the first set of information and
> > with submit, everything is converted to session variables.
> > With the next form submission, the next set is added to the
> > session vars ... and so on.
> >
> > This didn't work without cookies being set. I had to enable
> > cookies. The cookies had to be set.
>
>You can either return the session token via cookies or the URL. In your
>example, you'd want to pass the token via the URL in your form's ACTION
>parameter if no cookies were present. You'd have to do this for every page
>request, which is significantly more of a pain than using cookies.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
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