Kevin
Wed Jun 01 09:01:02 CDT 2005
It should be noted that MikeR is referring to ASP (Active Server Pages),
which is a server-side programming technology, and has nothing in particular
to do with client-side JavaScript. Also, yes, since all ASP variables are
Variants, you can indeed store an ASP array in Session.
JavaScript supports passing data between a parent and child window. That is,
the parent window has opened a window using window.open(...). The child
window is accessed by the parent via its handle, which is returned by the
window.open(...) method, and the child window can access the parent via its
"opener" property.
As to the term "global," that depends on what you mean by "global." This is
an issue of scope. Any variable declared outside of a function is global to
the page, and is therefore, available to the parent or child window by the
other.
The following web page gives a tutorial on JavaScript arrays:
http://www.pageresource.com/jscript/jarray.htm
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
.Net Developer
Ambiguity has a certain quality to it.
"MikeR" <nf4l@pobox.com> wrote in message
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> Session variables are global. I don't know if they can be treated as an
> array.
> session("boo") = "hoo" set in say the homepage. Tthen every other page
> opened in that session can access sessiion("boo"). They do expire when the
> session ties out, which is a server setting.
> MikeR
>
> Frank H. Shaw wrote:
>> Does Javascript support Global arrays - Passing data between to dif
>> pages - I need to know is there a way to setup a global array to be used
>> to pass data between to dif pages. Where on a website on what page do we
>> need to setup the global array and what is the syntic for setting up a
>> global array then I need to see how to address the global array and load
>> data in to it and allso take data out. THANKS