Open Omzig opened 2 months ago
if i use $session, i can hit refresh and it will remember, however when i open another tab, it is there also, so it would be nice to have $page persist the same was as $session
This is actually by design. It probably should have a been a different name. This makes it even more interesting: https://github.com/ironmansoftware/issues/issues/2713
What it should have been was something like:
$Session $Tab ($Window?) <- Current $Page implementation. When you get a fresh tab\window it is a new set of variables. $Page - What you are suggesting.
I'm happy to implement something like this but need to think about backwards compatibility. We could also consider a breaking changing v5 with some sort of analyzer that change suggest a code fix.
This is actually by design. It probably should have a been a different name. This makes it even more interesting: #2713
What it should have been was something like:
$Session $Tab ($Window?) <- Current $Page implementation. When you get a fresh tab\window it is a new set of variables. $Page - What you are suggesting.
I'm happy to implement something like this but need to think about backwards compatibility. We could also consider a breaking changing v5 with some sort of analyzer that change suggest a code fix.
The new behavior need to allow me to save variables on a tab and not lose them during a refresh. I should be able to open 2 tabs of the same page, and be able to set distinct variables for said tabs.
I drew up a couple of diagrams of current and potential future states: PSU_Cache_Scopes.pdf
Version
4.3.0
Severity
Low
Environment
Nested IIS
Steps to Reproduce
when i am on a page, using $page:something, and i press the F5 key my variable goes back to $null
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