[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > To avoid passing many parameters to the subs I become using a $cx (cx stand for > context) global hash containig everything the subs needed, passed to each sub. > > page test.asp > $cx = {}; > $cx->{'name'} = 'default name'; > $cx->{'age'} = 30; > ... Try this, # in global.asa use vars qw($cx); # set up $cx for global use sub Script_OnStart { $cx = {}; # initialize per request } # in script sub HelloWorld { $cx->{name} = 'hello'; } This will work, but I'd recommend you move your subs to global.asa, which is your central module for your scripts. And then you can use $Server->Transfer() to change the file executing midstream. --Josh
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