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From: keyser soze on 28 Apr 2008 13:46
hi,
i have an asp page,
in which i put a "response.write" for debug

*<%= session("x") %>*
<%
session("x")= "222"
%>

now, entering the page with session("x")= "111"
the code should "response" : *111*
but it produce : *222*

seems that it send "111" to the buffer
but, later, overwrite with "222"

i can't reproduce it in other page...
but i could send the entire code
for you to read

thanks!
regards,
ks

From: Anthony Jones on 29 Apr 2008 02:51
"keyser soze" <bajopalabra(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OmbMJfVqIHA.4716(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> hi,
> i have an asp page,
> in which i put a "response.write" for debug
>
> *<%= session("x") %>*
> <%
> session("x")= "222"
> %>
>
> now, entering the page with session("x")= "111"
> the code should "response" : *111*
> but it produce : *222*
>
> seems that it send "111" to the buffer
> but, later, overwrite with "222"
>
> i can't reproduce it in other page...
> but i could send the entire code
> for you to read
>

The only way to overwrite whats already been sent to the buffer is to clear
it and start writing again.

One possibility is the page is being re-requested so the new value is seen.

Another possibility is that you haven't shown all the relevant code and
something else is changing the value. For example, does your real page mix
script languages? The order in which script blocks execute is a little less
than intuative in such a case.

Does the page use includes?



--
Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET


From: keyser soze on 30 Apr 2008 15:45
hello,
thanks for reply
problem solved
when i submit via a "input type submit" does not work
but if i submit via "input type BUTTON" it work
really strange behavior
unfortunatelly i can't reproduce it in a smaller code
i can't send the entire code with all the includes
to this news... but, thanks for the support

i think the problem is like you suggest :
"""| One possibility is the page is being re-requested so the new value is seen."""
because the "type submit"

bye
ks



"Anthony Jones" <Ant(a)yadayadayada.com> escribi� en el mensaje
news:OFAC9VcqIHA.5096(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| "keyser soze" <bajopalabra(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
| news:OmbMJfVqIHA.4716(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
| > hi,
| > i have an asp page,
| > in which i put a "response.write" for debug
| >
| > *<%= session("x") %>*
| > <%
| > session("x")= "222"
| > %>
| >
| > now, entering the page with session("x")= "111"
| > the code should "response" : *111*
| > but it produce : *222*
| >
| > seems that it send "111" to the buffer
| > but, later, overwrite with "222"
| >
| > i can't reproduce it in other page...
| > but i could send the entire code
| > for you to read
| >
|
| The only way to overwrite whats already been sent to the buffer is to clear
| it and start writing again.
|
| One possibility is the page is being re-requested so the new value is seen.
|
| Another possibility is that you haven't shown all the relevant code and
| something else is changing the value. For example, does your real page mix
| script languages? The order in which script blocks execute is a little less
| than intuative in such a case.
|
| Does the page use includes?
|
|
|
| --
| Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
|
|

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