bugs comming when user entry their own record

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hi friends
i have declared static class
problem occurred when two or more user logged in
suppose:
every user create their own item in the page. my side is when user select item and display it in gridview throgh view state
the gridveiw show double -triple records
because it show all user data that are logged in when they create their own items
the data is mismatching each-other.................
plz..........
solution.

Posted 4-May-12 21:52pm

Kishanthakur

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-04T22:13:00

The rule is - don't use static classes.

You need to use instances, and to store information either in cookies or in the Session instead of classes.

The whole idea of Static is that there is only one per application - in ASP.NET that is not a solution you can use, as two users may opr may not share an application, and the application may well be terminated and restarted before one user has finished with it.

In ASP, the application starts when the first user starts to use it, but it can (and often will) be ended at the end of that page load and be reloaded when the user does a post back. You can't store information in a static class and expect it to even be available to the same user!