store session in asp in javascript function

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How to store session in java script function in Classic ASP....My script is

JavaScript

<script language="JavaScript">
function SubmitPtEditor()
{
document.getElementById('sessionhidden").value=document.getElementById("editPtLastName').value
//session('last")=document.getElementById("editPtLastName");
alert(document.getElementById("sessionhidden").value);
document.getElementById("Form1").submit();
popupWindow = window.open("../dashboard/test.asp","popUpWindow")
}
</Script>

//session('last")=document.getElementById("editPtLastName"); is not working.
I want to use this please reply what is the problem

Thanks & Regards
Srishti Gupta

Posted 29-Oct-13 19:58pm

srishti_

Updated 29-Oct-13 20:06pm

Tom Marvolo Riddle

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Prasad Khandekar 30-Oct-13 2:35am

Hello Srishti,

The HTTPSession is s server side container and available only on the server side. If you want to make the values stored in session to a client side script then you can
1. Write a HTTP Service which will take names of the session variables (Comma Separated) and return the values (as JSON)
2. Have a hidden field and store the serialized session (JSON format) in it.

Regards,

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thanh_bkhn · Answer 1 · 2013-10-29T20:37:00

Solution 1

ASP cannot understand what the user are typing. So if you want to store document.getElementById("editPtLastName") into session, you should do it after the form is submitted.
For example, your form's action is "PtProcess.asp", so in your PtProcess.asp file, you could code like this:

HTML

Session("last") = Request("editPtLastName")

Posted 29-Oct-13 20:37pm

thanh_bkhn

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srishti_ 30-Oct-13 3:13am

its not working session was not stored in this way....