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MySQLi Update - any way to store the row ID in session once an update is completed?

Thread began 3/07/2019 2:58 am by Nathon Jones Web Design | Last modified 3/07/2019 12:56 pm by Ray Borduin | 501 views | 3 replies |

Nathon Jones Web Design

MySQLi Update - any way to store the row ID in session once an update is completed?

When you use the INSERT behaviour you get an option to store ID in session. Is there any way of doing this with an UPDATE behaviour as I need to be able to use the ID on subsequent pages and I don't want to pass the row ID as a querystring as that could then be tampered with by the user?

Thank you.
NJ

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

You could just use the set session value server behavior separately to save the id from the recordset or from the url parameter used to filter the recordset on the update page.

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Nathon Jones Web Design

The set session value server behaviour doesn't work when you are using an UPDATE form. The session does not exist on the Redirect page of the UPDATE behaviour.

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

Did you start the session on the redirect page? What did you set the session value to? What trigger did you use? It would work if applied correctly and sessions are working correctly on your server, but I don't have enough information in your post to figure out where you went wrong. Maybe include a copy of the pages you are working on so I can take a look.

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