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I have a problem where I would like to have a global variable stay set to a certain value that I set in a function, accross multiple pages. So the first page is loaded and the variable is set to a value by a call. The next page (same server/webpage) now wants to reference this variable. Is this even possible? Example psuedo code

And Page_Load first gets the static data  Oct 24, 2019 You can avoid this by reading the global variable explicitly from the window object, for example: Copy. const $ = window.$;. This makes it clear you are using a global variable intentionally rather than because Edit t May 15, 2017 With the rise of large single page applications, Javascript and CSS have become increasingly intertwined. It's often the case that values are  Figure 2 shows the output of a couple of Javascript expressions on the console.