Here's the scoop:

I have two browser windows open. Key Session variables have been modified by

opening the second browser window (a critical step). When the usefulness of

the second browser window has been fully-realized, how can I make a change

to the Session variable?



I don't believe Javascript's self.close(); will do the job, as the function

would be calling an ASP routine.



Nor would this constitute a Session close routine, as the first browser

window is still open (Or when the second window is opened, do new Session

variables come into existence? I don't believe so...)



Suggestions much appreciated.



 - Scott

can't you submit the page to a asp process, then when proces is done call

self.close? asp process would be a blink, no one would see the process page

execute.



Moe

----- Original Message -----

From: "Scott Dempsey" <scottd@p...>

To: "ASP Web HowTo" <asp_web_howto@p...>

Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 5:56 PM

Subject: [asp_web_howto] Modify Session Variables on Window Close





> Here's the scoop:

> I have two browser windows open. Key Session variables have been modified

by

> opening the second browser window (a critical step). When the usefulness

of

> the second browser window has been fully-realized, how can I make a change

> to the Session variable?

>

> I don't believe Javascript's self.close(); will do the job, as the

function

> would be calling an ASP routine.

>

> Nor would this constitute a Session close routine, as the first browser

> window is still open (Or when the second window is opened, do new Session

> variables come into existence? I don't believe so...)

>

> Suggestions much appreciated.

>

>  - Scott