If you are using webforms, be aware that on a postback you have in effect a brand new instance of your form so you will need to make good use of the if not ispostback property. so if you init x = 'bob' in/from the load event then set x = 'fred' and then caused a postback by clicking something on the page now x = 'bob' again because the load event has fired again...
If you are NOT using webforms, I'll shut up now. :)
>David,
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>If Session is supposed to be preserved, I have no idea what could be going on unless it concerns the rights attributed to the VFP dll. I'm using Session, not ViewState, so, as I thought, something else is going wrong.
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>The frustrating part is that it does not consistently happen - 8 or 9 times out of 10 it will work.
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>I know early on I had a problem running some of the C#/VFP interfaces. Under what secuirty context should the VFP dll be running?
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>TIA,
>Doug
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