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Tony G.
Hi there,
I have an APS 3 application, running on a Windows 2003 Web edition server -
it is a very busy website, and when users are click on certain links
(membership info), a new window i opened via javascript.
This new window is on the SAME website as where the user is located, but
just opened in HTTPS (secure) mode - the user can now examine memberhip terms
and continue to buy membership.
And this works fine, and hundreds of times each day this page i opened and
used - but sometimes when a user opens this page, his session is lost ?!!?
On all links (in javascript) that opens this window, I have embedded the
current user ID in the URL string (as debug), and every single time the
window opens, an active a user ID is present - so when they click on the
link, they have a user ID - but when the window is opened, sometimes the
session is lost.
Any idea why this happens ? I have debugged and debugged to see if there is
any pattern, but sadly there isn't ...
Can anyone help me, please ?
Regards,
Tony Fonager
Denmark
I have an APS 3 application, running on a Windows 2003 Web edition server -
it is a very busy website, and when users are click on certain links
(membership info), a new window i opened via javascript.
This new window is on the SAME website as where the user is located, but
just opened in HTTPS (secure) mode - the user can now examine memberhip terms
and continue to buy membership.
And this works fine, and hundreds of times each day this page i opened and
used - but sometimes when a user opens this page, his session is lost ?!!?
On all links (in javascript) that opens this window, I have embedded the
current user ID in the URL string (as debug), and every single time the
window opens, an active a user ID is present - so when they click on the
link, they have a user ID - but when the window is opened, sometimes the
session is lost.
Any idea why this happens ? I have debugged and debugged to see if there is
any pattern, but sadly there isn't ...
Can anyone help me, please ?
Regards,
Tony Fonager
Denmark