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Agent H
Hi all,
Anyone out there using session vars to hold user information when a user
logs in to your Web site, and sometimes having the Session Vars not get
set (especially in IE)?
My situation involves a Web site that uses a Session Var to hold a
UserID and another to hold a UserType and some users are being directed
to our 'timeout' message right away when they log in - it's coded so
users get directed here if the Session Vars are empty, NULL, or "" so
they are not really 'timing out'. The biggest problem is that some
users cannot even get in. I have found that IE's Privacy setting about
'blocking all cookies' will cause this to happen and as long as the
privacy gets set to 'High', you can still block cookies as long as you
enable 'Session Cookies'. I have also found a work around by adding the
Web site to the list of trusted sites in IE. Any other suggestions?
Perhaps there is a coding work-around that I am not aware of.
Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks
Agent H
Anyone out there using session vars to hold user information when a user
logs in to your Web site, and sometimes having the Session Vars not get
set (especially in IE)?
My situation involves a Web site that uses a Session Var to hold a
UserID and another to hold a UserType and some users are being directed
to our 'timeout' message right away when they log in - it's coded so
users get directed here if the Session Vars are empty, NULL, or "" so
they are not really 'timing out'. The biggest problem is that some
users cannot even get in. I have found that IE's Privacy setting about
'blocking all cookies' will cause this to happen and as long as the
privacy gets set to 'High', you can still block cookies as long as you
enable 'Session Cookies'. I have also found a work around by adding the
Web site to the list of trusted sites in IE. Any other suggestions?
Perhaps there is a coding work-around that I am not aware of.
Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks
Agent H