I\'m putting a value into TempData on first request in an actionfilter.
filterContext.Controller.TempData[\"value\"] = true;
after that a s
Shouldn't be this value destroyed after the second request ?
Only if you read it:
var value = filterContext.Controller.TempData["value"];
If you don't read the value from the TempData it won't be evicted.
Here's how the TempData.Items
getter is defined:
public object get_Item(string key)
{
object obj2;
if (this.TryGetValue(key, out obj2))
{
this._initialKeys.Remove(key);
return obj2;
}
return null;
}
Notice how the value will be evicted only if you call the getter and only if the value was found in the collection. In the code you have shown all you do is check whether the TempData contains a given key but you haven't read the value of this key.
You could manually evict the TempData value if you want:
filterContext.Controller.TempData.Remove("value");
And there's also a method which allows you to read the value without removing it:
var value = filterContext.Controller.TempData.Peek("value");