Can't get the session variables

[Rolf Rosenquist]

From a html page with frames, I have a link to an asp application. When I
let it go to a new browser, all the session variables work as intended. But
when I link it into the main frame as target, the session variables are all
blank.

Anyone know of a way to mix asp and html pages with frames?

/ Rolf

 

[Steven Burn]

ASP isn't "frames aware"

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[Rolf Rosenquist]

It is not the asp page that says where to go. It is the html page that puts
the asp into a frame of another html page. That way the asp page does not
know where it is, as I see it. And I don't understand why the session
variables stop to work.
/ Rolf


"Steven Burn" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet
ASP isn't "frames aware"

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[Adrienne]

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Rolf Rosenquist"

It is not the asp page that says where to go. It is the html page that
puts the asp into a frame of another html page. That way the asp page
does not know where it is, as I see it. And I don't understand why the
session variables stop to work.

http://www.html-faq.com/htmlframes/?framesareevil

 

[Dave Anderson]

From a html page with frames, I have a link to an asp application.
When I let it go to a new browser, all the session variables work as
intended. But when I link it into the main frame as target, the
session variables are all blank.

Anyone know of a way to mix asp and html pages with frames?

Yes. Insist your users abandon Internet Explorer. None of the Gecko-based
browsers exhibit this behavior[1]. Neither does any version of Opera or even
pre-Gecko Netscape browsers. Only Internet Explorer does this. And it's done
on purpose, if you can believe that.


[1] Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape 6+, etc.

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[Rolf Rosenquist]

Thats easier said than done. When I check what browsers people use on the
site, it says at least 90% are using IE. IThat would be too much effort to
convert all those users. So I guess it is really impossible to solve the
problem in my question. :-(

/ Rolf

From a html page with frames, I have a link to an asp application.
When I let it go to a new browser, all the session variables work as
intended. But when I link it into the main frame as target, the
session variables are all blank.

Anyone know of a way to mix asp and html pages with frames?

Yes. Insist your users abandon Internet Explorer. None of the Gecko-based
browsers exhibit this behavior[1]. Neither does any version of Opera or even
pre-Gecko Netscape browsers. Only Internet Explorer does this. And it's done
on purpose, if you can believe that.


[1] Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape 6+, etc.

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[Dave Anderson]

Thats easier said than done.

It's not that difficult:
window.attachEvent("onload",function(){location.replace("http://www.mozilla.
org/products/firefox/")})



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