J
Justin Beckwith
Hi all,
I have a very basic ASP application in which a user is authenticated,
a flag is set in a session variable, and a new window is opened. The
file opened exists in the same application directory as the file which
sets the session flag. After calling the window.open() method in
javascript to open my new file, the session id changes. This is very
very bad. After a week of scouring the groups, I have noticed a ton
of other people having similar problems, seemingly a remnant of the
"Browse in process" errors, however; microsoft says the problem is
resolved by upgrading to IE 5.5. Well, I have IE 6.0.28, and the
problem persists.
Has there been any resolution for this bug in internet explorer? If
there isn't a resolution yet, what types of SECURE workarounds are
available? How am I expected to use the session feature of ASP if it
doesn't work across browser windows?
I have a very basic ASP application in which a user is authenticated,
a flag is set in a session variable, and a new window is opened. The
file opened exists in the same application directory as the file which
sets the session flag. After calling the window.open() method in
javascript to open my new file, the session id changes. This is very
very bad. After a week of scouring the groups, I have noticed a ton
of other people having similar problems, seemingly a remnant of the
"Browse in process" errors, however; microsoft says the problem is
resolved by upgrading to IE 5.5. Well, I have IE 6.0.28, and the
problem persists.
Has there been any resolution for this bug in internet explorer? If
there isn't a resolution yet, what types of SECURE workarounds are
available? How am I expected to use the session feature of ASP if it
doesn't work across browser windows?