How to catch id in session in my code

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Hai all, i have a problem like after user registration user will redirect to another page and i have to catch some credentials in sessions and insert those valus along with second page credentials

i got email and name but what can i do for catch id any help

TIA

What I have tried:

C#

public ActionResult UserRegistration(Tbl_Registration user)
      {
          string name = null, Email = null;
          int userid = 0;


          int i = v.InsertUserRegistration(user.Name, user.Gender,user.email);
          //storing data in session for nexpage
          if (i>0)
          {


              Session["Id"] = user.Id;--id is 0 here
             Session["Name"] = user.Name;

             Session["EmailId"] = user.EmailId;

Posted 17-May-16 6:47am

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Updated 30-May-16 1:28am

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ZurdoDev 17-May-16 12:53pm

It's your code. Why can't you get the ID?

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2016-05-17T06:54:00

Solution 1

C#

Session["Id"] = user.Id;--id is 0 here

Nothing has updated user.Id so it stays at 0. Try

C#

user.Id = i;
Session["Id"] = user.Id;

or

C#

Session["Id"] = i;

Posted 17-May-16 6:54am

F-ES Sitecore

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Member 12519727 17-May-16 13:09pm

Thanks for your reply sir,but here in DAL i wrote for inserting i.e; "i" is related to executenonquery() so i think here "i" means always 1 ..so it wont work sir

F-ES Sitecore 17-May-16 15:35pm

Change InsertUserRegistration to accept "Tbl_Registration user" as a param rather than the email, name and gender individually as strings, then that function can update user.Id and that new id will be seen in your code after the function call.

Prateek Dalbehera · Answer 2 · 2016-05-30T01:28:00

Solution 3

C#

Related to ExecuteNonquery(); , it will return the no of rows affected, so it will "1" if your query worked in database else "0" if query failed due to any reasons.

Here, you can cross check whether user.Id is initialised or not before coming to this block

Posted 30-May-16 1:28am

Prateek Dalbehera

Joel Wigren · Answer 3 · 2016-05-17T06:54:00

Solution 2

Hi, I would guess that your argument "Tbl_Registration user" don't have the Id set. If you hit your If block. Then var "i" must be bigger then "0", can't happen to be that the user id is stored there?

Posted 17-May-16 6:54am

Joel Wigren