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    Hello, i have a big problem.i want to share some data across multiple pages.but i cannot use session variables,cache or temporary files.i also dont want to use temp db tables.i tried keeping public variables in modules.but they created a problem when 2 browser instances were opened up.the variables in modules were in fact acting as application level variables and not session level variables.this resulted in data sharing across the 2 browser instances.so how to solve this problem?is there any other way to share data across pages? Thank You, chitranjan more dash than cash!!!

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      Hello, i have a big problem.i want to share some data across multiple pages.but i cannot use session variables,cache or temporary files.i also dont want to use temp db tables.i tried keeping public variables in modules.but they created a problem when 2 browser instances were opened up.the variables in modules were in fact acting as application level variables and not session level variables.this resulted in data sharing across the 2 browser instances.so how to solve this problem?is there any other way to share data across pages? Thank You, chitranjan more dash than cash!!!

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      use cookies, it's the last solution if you want nothing on the server, the persistent data have to stay on the client computer

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