Hi people
Sorry for the OT.
I'm tearing my hair out with this one.
Copy and paste the following into splice.asp (or whatever):
<%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT1.3"%>
<%
Session("stest") = new Array();
Session("stest")[0] = 0;
Session("stest")[1] = 2;
Session("stest")[2] = 4;
Session("stest")[3] = 6;
Session("stest").splice (1, 1);
Response.Write (Session("stest"));
%>
View it, and it gives you "0,4,6" (this is good)
Now comment out the lines as follows:
<%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT1.3"%>
<%
// Session("stest") = new Array();
// Session("stest")[0] = 0;
// Session("stest")[1] = 2;
// Session("stest")[2] = 4;
// Session("stest")[3] = 6;
Session("stest").splice (1, 1);
Response.Write (Session("stest"));
%>
and refresh the page in your web browser. I'd expect it to give "0,6", but
instead it gives a 500 error:
Error Type:
(0x8000FFFF)
Catastrophic failure
Why can't I splice an existing Session array variable?
HELP!
Regards
Peter Harrison
Software Engineer and Consultant
Professional Services Department
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