Declarations scope are for all instances of the page, not a single request
for the page.
Scriptlets are scope of a single request for the page.
HTH
Drew
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Hi;
I've noticed then when I declare Strings inside of <!% %> that the
strings will hold onto their content until that content is replaced or
set to null.
Did I misread the docs? I got the impression that variables decalred
using <%! %> are global to the *page*......not the site or
persistant?
Anyway, if anyone is noticing old data when a page is reloaded or
strings with redundant, leftover data try declaring your variables
inside of ordinary <% %> tags.
Steve
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