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Asked: 2026-05-23T00:01:46+00:00

I am testing a few things here in a basic webpage, and I noticed

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I am testing a few things here in a basic webpage, and I noticed something very odd. I’m not sure if this behavior is to be expected, but it does make me wonder…

I know I can get the Current User ID of the person currently logged in, like so:

@WebSecurity.CurrentUserId

And just to see how Sessions are used, I thought I’d just store (as an example) the CurrentUserId in a Session variable once the user logs in, like this:

@Session["UserIDthing"] = @WebSecurity.CurrentUserId;

And then on another page, I just output the session id (which should be exactly equal to 1, because thats what my UserId is), like this:

@Session["UserIDthing"]

But, instead of it outputting “1”, it outputs minus 1 “-1”. Why does this happen?

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And just to make sure I was right about the user id, I outputted the user id using:

@WebSecurity.CurrentUserId

And it displayed the correct ID, which is just “1”

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  1. Editorial Team

    It probably has nothing to do with Session. Try to store the @WebSecurity.CurrentUserId some other way to ensure that the CurrentUserId has actually been set after the user logs in (maybe by logging it to a file or use a static variable for testing).

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