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What is the primary function of ASP.NET session state?
What is the primary function of ASP.NET session state?
- To permanently store user data on the client-side.
- To manage server resources by limiting the number of active users.
- To encrypt sensitive data transmitted between the client and the server.
- To store and retrieve values for a user as they navigate ASP.NET pages. (correct)
Which of the following best describes the lifespan of a Session object?
Which of the following best describes the lifespan of a Session object?
- It exists only for the duration of a single page request.
- It stores information and/or changes settings for a single user session. (correct)
- It persists as long as the user's browser remains open, regardless of activity.
- It continues indefinitely, storing user data across multiple visits to the website.
Which scenario exemplifies the use of a session?
Which scenario exemplifies the use of a session?
- A website that uses cookies to store user preferences on the client-side.
- A contact form that sends information without maintaining any persistent user data.
- A static webpage displaying general information.
- A user logging into their email account, with their name and profile picture remaining visible as they navigate different pages. (correct)
What is stored in session variables?
What is stored in session variables?
Which of the following is commonly stored in session variables?
Which of the following is commonly stored in session variables?
What happens to a Session object when the session expires?
What happens to a Session object when the session expires?
Which code snippet declares a session variable named 'user_id' and assigns it the value '123'?
Which code snippet declares a session variable named 'user_id' and assigns it the value '123'?
What is the purpose of Response.Redirect?
What is the purpose of Response.Redirect?
The Response.Redirect method functions similarly to which HTML element?
The Response.Redirect method functions similarly to which HTML element?
What is the correct syntax for using Response.Redirect to send a user to the 'homepage.aspx' page?
What is the correct syntax for using Response.Redirect to send a user to the 'homepage.aspx' page?
ASP.NET session state is primarily used for what purpose?
ASP.NET session state is primarily used for what purpose?
What is the scope of a variable stored in a Session object?
What is the scope of a variable stored in a Session object?
In the context of session variables, what does 'name, id, and preferences' refer to?
In the context of session variables, what does 'name, id, and preferences' refer to?
What action does the server take when a session expires?
What action does the server take when a session expires?
What is the role of brackets in the syntax of a Session Variable?
What is the role of brackets in the syntax of a Session Variable?
What does Response.Redirect functionally achieve in ASP.Net?
What does Response.Redirect functionally achieve in ASP.Net?
What fundamental difference is there between a Session Variable and a standard variable?
What fundamental difference is there between a Session Variable and a standard variable?
A user's session expires due to inactivity. What is the likely impact of this?
A user's session expires due to inactivity. What is the likely impact of this?
How does the use of Response.Redirect contribute to the user experience on a website?
How does the use of Response.Redirect contribute to the user experience on a website?
Which scenario would benefit MOST from using sessions?
Which scenario would benefit MOST from using sessions?
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ASP.NET Session State
ASP.NET Session State
ASP.NET session state enables you to store and retrieve values for a user as the user navigates ASP.NET pages in a Web application.
Session Object
Session Object
The Session object stores information about a user session, such as preferences.
Session Variable Scope
Session Variable Scope
Variables stored in a Session object hold information about one single user and are available to all pages in one application.
Session Variable Examples
Session Variable Examples
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Session Lifecycle
Session Lifecycle
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Session Variable Syntax
Session Variable Syntax
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Response.Redirect()
Response.Redirect()
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Response.Redirect Syntax
Response.Redirect Syntax
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Study Notes
Sessions & Redirects
- Ma. Grace P. Miranda, MS-ICT, Teacher II
Learning Objectives
- Defining a Session and its functions
- Defining Session Variables and memorize its syntax
- Understanding method of calling webpages in ASP.Net
Topic Outline
- What is a Session?
- What is a Session Variable?
- How do you pass data through a Session?
What is a Session?
- ASP.NET session state allows to store and retrieve values for a user as the user navigates ASP.NET pages in a Web application.
- The Session object stores information about, or change settings for a user session.
- Variables stored in a Session object hold information about one single user, and are available to all pages in one application.
- Login to Facebook account being a sample of a session
What is a Session Variable?
- Common information stored in session variables are name, id, and preferences.
- A new Session object is created by the server for each new user
- The Session object gets destroyed when the session expires.
Session Variable Syntax
- Session Data Type: Session
- Brackets
- Identifier "name"
How do you pass a data through Session?
- The Response.Redirect method is used to call a new webpage and is similar to the function of anchor tags.
- The syntax is: Response.Redirect(“
“); where webpage is the URL/webpage filename.
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