How to session set value in asp.net

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How to session value set using Jquery in asp.net.?

I have total work on client side and i have set session value in asp.net.?

What i to do..?

Or any other option available to save session value using ajax post in asp.net??

Posted 30-Mar-15 3:56am

Abhai Oza

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2015-03-30T04:23:00

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You would call $.ajax()[^], which is jQuery's easy way of calling a web service.

Then you'll need a WebMethod that will take 2 Strings, the Session variable name and the session value you want to set it to.

Also, make sure to enable the session in your webmethod, like this:

C#

[WebMethod(EnableSession = true)]

because by default, you won't be able to access the session without that.

Posted 30-Mar-15 4:23am

ZurdoDev

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Abhai Oza 30-Mar-15 12:23pm

But i have set session in ajax call time.
Just eg:-
$.ajax({
url: '<%=Config.VirtualDir %>contact-us.aspx?submitform=y',
data: $('#frmContact1').serialize(),
type: 'POST',
success: function(resp) {
if(resp=="InvalidCaptcha")
{

// Session value set
}

}
});

WWhat to do..??

ZurdoDev 30-Mar-15 12:44pm

I don't understand. If you have this, then debug it. It's calling a webpage, not a webservice, but that can still work.

ZurdoDev 31-Mar-15 7:35am

I don't think you understand what your jquery is doing then. Just look at your jquery, you can see it there. The uri is pointing to contact-us.aspx. That's a webpage. Probably not the right page for setting a session variable though.