How to get session value in external js file in ASP.NET

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I use the session variable in default.aspx.vb page like this Session("dowloa")="True" . but i get in ss.js file like this var ViewOnly = '<%=Session("dowloa") %>' i put alert msg the viewonly it show like this "'<%=Session("dowloa") %>'" but no value. how we get session value in external js file

Actually we get like in alert "True"

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in default.aspx.vb page like this Session("dowloa")="True" . but i get in ss.js file like this var ViewOnly = '<%=Session("dowloa") %>'

Posted 26-Jun-19 17:55pm

senthilnathan p

Updated 26-Jun-19 21:44pm

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2019-06-26T21:45:00

You need to put a variable on the actual aspx page;

<script>
var x = '<%=Session("dowloa") %>';
</script>

You can then use "x" in your external js file as long as the script where you define "x" is interpreted before your external script file uses it, so putting it above where you include the js file is a good idea.