> Does anyone know if it is possible to read session variables
> withing Javascript?
>
> Example,
> Have a session variable called "CompareList"
>
> <CFSET session.CompareList = "" />
> <input type="hidden" name="Session.CompareList"
> value="#Session.CompareList#" />
>
>
> JS:
> function ReadList() {
> var CurrCompareValues =
> document.myform.Session.CompareList.value;
> // This doesn't work because of the Session.Comparelist
> alert(CurrCompareValues);
> }
> name.
The short answer is no, you can't read Session variables within JavaScript.
However, you can output them within form fields or JavaScript variables
within your HTML page, and read those from JavaScript.
The problematic part of your code is your form field name. The dot (".") is
a JavaScript metacharacter, so you won't want to name your form field
"Session.CompareList".
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