Sessions Variables are replicating in multiple instances of the browser
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Well , i come up with this starnge problem .I will appreciate if anyone continue on this so that we may come up with a solution. i have developed an application ASP.NET/VB.NET for my client,But now i am coming up with the problem that sometime the values of the Session Variable (i am using a few) replicate themself in multiple instances of the Browser. i am using ie6 .One main thing is this is not happening every time. waiting for response!!!!!! Best Regards
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Well , i come up with this starnge problem .I will appreciate if anyone continue on this so that we may come up with a solution. i have developed an application ASP.NET/VB.NET for my client,But now i am coming up with the problem that sometime the values of the Session Variable (i am using a few) replicate themself in multiple instances of the Browser. i am using ie6 .One main thing is this is not happening every time. waiting for response!!!!!! Best Regards
Session variables are stored on the client in cookies which contains a session id which ASP.NET uses to maintain session state. I could see this happening when you open a new instance of IE, while one is still open, or if you simply open a new window from within the browser. There is not much you could do about that short of explicitly ending rhe session in your application. But I am curious, is the session maintained after the browser closes and reopens. sivilian
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Session variables are stored on the client in cookies which contains a session id which ASP.NET uses to maintain session state. I could see this happening when you open a new instance of IE, while one is still open, or if you simply open a new window from within the browser. There is not much you could do about that short of explicitly ending rhe session in your application. But I am curious, is the session maintained after the browser closes and reopens. sivilian
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Session variables are stored on the client in cookies which contains a session id which ASP.NET uses to maintain session state. I could see this happening when you open a new instance of IE, while one is still open, or if you simply open a new window from within the browser. There is not much you could do about that short of explicitly ending rhe session in your application. But I am curious, is the session maintained after the browser closes and reopens. sivilian
I remember that there was an parameter "Open Internet Explorer windows in new process" (or something like this) in IE settings, but now I can't find it - maybe it's hidden somewhere. Try this... -- Mariusz 'mAv' Wójcik master e-software engineer (BPC)