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Page persistance issue
Hi. I need some help here please..
I am writing web app (runs on apache, and MySQL) I need a mechanism to persist the page before it is sent to the client, and when the page is recieved on the server, that : 1. It'll automatically load the page persistance ( from MySQL?) 2. and assign the values from the page persistance into the HTML fields automatically. It's a common task, so I was wondering if there is any built module that does that? ( somethin like __VIEWSTATE in asp.net but simpler) Thanks a lot Roy |
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Actually Python has no session module as far as i know; which is what i'm assuming you're looking for. although you can use cookies with no expiry time to keep track of the browser although how you wrk it depends on how your system/application works exactly.
Anyway hope this helps, Mark. |
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