ASP Session question 1

[tbone231]

If I have code which looks like this:

session("NameCheck&quot = true
session("Name&quot = rsLogIn("FirstNm&quot
session("Email&quot = rsLogIn("EmailAddrTxt&quot
session("PWCheck&quot = true
session("AcctNbr&quot = rsLogIn("AcctNbr&quot
session("Valid&quot = true
session("Attempted&quot = true

Then, I abandon my session.

Is there a way I can move to another page and retain my "name" and "email" fields?

I am not sure if this is possible, I was thinking the use of a hidden field may make it possible but am really unsure.

Does anyone have an idea?

 

[phuctran]

why don't you abandon session then set Session("Name&quot and Session("Email&quot again before moving to another page? (because you use Session("PWCheck&quot to check if user has logged in or not)
I think the browser will keep the same SessionID.

 

[wushutwist]

Without retrieving the session you can either place the fields you want in a Querystring or hidden fields.
Querystring:

<a href=&quot;mypage.com?name=<%=rsLogIn(&quot;FirstNm&quot;)%>&email=<%=rsLogIn(&quot;EmailAddrTxt&quot;)%>&quot;>My Page Link</a>

Hidden Fields:

<form method=&quot;POST&quot; action=&quot;mypage.com&quot;>
  <input type=&quot;hidden&quot; name=&quot;name&quot; value=&quot;<%=rsLogIn(&quot;FirstNm&quot;)%>&quot;>
  <input type=&quot;hidden&quot; name=&quot;email&quot; value=&quot;<%=rsLogIn(&quot;EmailAddrTxt&quot;)%>
  <input type=&quot;submit&quot;>
</form>

Hope this helps. Wushutwist

 

[phuctran]

Sorry about my previous post. I just found out that after you call Session.Abandon, a new Session will be assigned for a new request to the server.
I think the only way to do is what Wushutwist suggested.