Re: PHP / ASP problem....

> I wrote privately to Richard initially suggesting that > the only real way to do this is to use a file that is > common to all pages to hold these values, or write > them to a database. You'd have to do this anyway I'd also lay odds that something like MySQL (esp. if you can use a HEAP table) would be significantly more scalable than the Session/Application logic included in ASP (overuse of Session/Application has been on the ASP performance don'ts list for awhile). It'd also provide a major reliability gain if you need persistence (ever wonder where those Application variables are stored & what would happen if the system crashes?).