Declaring variable globally

[Abhishek Sur]

Are you talking about variables that every session can access ? If so then why not you use Application object. From your code : Applicatiion["yourvariablename"] = value; Now this value will be available globally to every session. Call this value using : object val = Application["yourvariablename"]; :rose::rose:

Abhishek Sur

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[Not Active]

It was quite clear that the OP wasn't talking about session or application variables. Abhijit Jana already answered correctly about three hour before you. You should try reading the previous responses and going for quality rather than quantity in your responses.

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[srikantha_nagaraj]

Hi, I am working ASP.Net 3.5. I am not able to create App_Code folder. There is no option for the App_Code folder.

[srikantha_nagaraj]

I am not able to create Application variable. I am unable to create appication or session variables. Please help me. I am facing some issues with that.

[Abhijit Jana]

srikantha_nagaraj wrote:

I am working ASP.Net 3.5. I am not able to create App_Code folder. There is no option for the App_Code folder

Did you check the link that I have provided to you. On that article I have mention how to create the App_Code Folder. There is nothing to do with ASP.NET Version. On Solution Explorer > Right Click > Add ASP.NET Folder > App_Code. Thats All :) Again, Please check the link that I have provided to you on last post. Thanks !

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[srikantha_nagaraj]

Actually i am using web application to create my project not website as you have used in your article. But how can i do same in the web application? I have to have variable which will have counter of times i am inserting it to table.

[Abhijit Jana]

It seems that you are not clear about what you are going to do. I will suggest you to Buy some beginners ASP.NET Books and start reading. This will help you to longer run. As you are confusing with Classes and Session/Application Variable. Thanks !

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[Abhijit Jana]

srikantha_nagaraj wrote:

Actually i am using web application to create my project not website as you have used in your article.

You didn't mentioned it earlier. ;P Have a look, app_code folder in web application[^]

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[Abhishek Sur]

I think this is wrong.. . Just see the response next to you, and see actually the user wanted my solution. We are here to give as many solutions as we can for each posts (so that the base gets enriched and others in future can get reference to it...) rather than to blame each others. If you see all my responses here in ASP.NET, you will see, I take lots of time to answer each post. I dont post just to increase my post counts. If you check all my responses, you can see my replies got less no of one liners... :-D

Abhishek Sur

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[Abhishek Sur]

You can use the following to create a variable name.

this.Request.Application["name"] = "This is my application";

To get the Name variable use

string s = this.Request.Application["name"].ToString();

If you are outside the page use

HttpContext.Current.Request.Application["name"]

instead. :rose::rose:

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