Hi Rheadore,

This would be a feature of the browser and not something you could do
from ASP.NET on the server side.

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Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com

If you mean storing any value in the Cache Object then it would't be a correct solution. The Cache object is global to the application (similar to the Application Object, but allow you to set expiration, dependencies, etc), so every user would access the same values.

In your scenario you could use a cookie (storing encrypted values) if you want to persist that password even after the session expires

In your case I understand you want to use Session objects, you could check for the existence of that Session object every time you want to use that stored password

in the login form:

Session("myPassword") = txtPassword.Text.Trim

for password retrieval:

'check for a valid user Id, and if validation succeeds retrieve password
if Session("myPassword") Is Nothing Then
   txtPassword.Text.Trim = Session("myPassword")
End If

Hope this helps

Alan Ferrandiz Langley
www.geekswithblogs.com/aferrandiz