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Session issue on window.open
Does anybody know why IE sends SessionID of the first opened IE when window.open(...)
is called?
I mean, the SessionID from the first opened Internet Explorer is sent along
with HTTP request when window.open(...) is called from my web application
which is running in the second instance of IE. That results in the following
unexpected behavior:
if IIS was able to find the session with the SessionID = passed SessionID
, this session is used for the window.opened IE.
if IIS was not able to find the session with that SessionID , new session
is created.
Expected behavior was the current session (session created by myapp which
calls window.open) is used.
Is there any work around?
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Re: Session issue on window.open
hi
window.open actually works as a child.so the same session id.to work it out
put the asp file in a frameset and make the frameset file as a html file(ie
: .html).i hope now it will work
by
kt
"Alex" <ashimberg@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>Does anybody know why IE sends SessionID of the first opened IE when window.open(...)
>is called?
>I mean, the SessionID from the first opened Internet Explorer is sent along
>with HTTP request when window.open(...) is called from my web application
>which is running in the second instance of IE. That results in the following
>unexpected behavior:
>if IIS was able to find the session with the SessionID = passed SessionID
>, this session is used for the window.opened IE.
>if IIS was not able to find the session with that SessionID , new session
>is created.
>Expected behavior was the current session (session created by myapp which
>calls window.open) is used.
>Is there any work around?
>
>
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