If I have a session variable in an include file
Sesssion("User")
If I have 2 links set up like this

<a href="MainView.asp" target="_top"><%Session("User") = "guest" %>Click Here</a>

<a href="MainView.asp" target="_top"><%Session("User") = "Member" %>Member</a>

How do I set the variables to nothing when the user returns to this page, either by back button or by link, because the session is just holding what ever the last one I clicked on was. Unless I re open the browser. I tried this
<% Session("user") = "" %> But it dosen't work right, when I go back to the page and click on the link again it dosen't change the variable. Is there a better way to go about this, or am I just missing something. Thanks for your help :)

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You are misunderstanding how this code works...

Anything you have inside of <% %> tags in your asp page gets processed when the page is requested. The result is drawn out to the browser. What your code is saying is:

Set Session("User") = "guest"
Set Session("User") = "member" 'This overwrites the previous line.

This will not do what you are indending which is to set the session variable to a value when you click on a link. That can not be done. This code is always going to leave Session("user") = "member".

You would need to do something like this in your HTML:

<a href="MainView.asp?user=guest" target="_top">Click Here</a>
<a href="MainView.asp?user=member" target="_top">Member</a>

Then on MainView.asp, you have ASP script that reads that value and puts it in the session:

Session("user") = Request.QueryString("user")

At the beginning of the page in question you could then clear the session value:

Session("user") = ""

Peter
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Thank you, I will give it a shot