On Sep 23, 2005, at 8:23 AM, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
but if someone's session has timed out and they try to access a
controlled page I'd do something like
session{"errMsg"} := "You've be logged out......"
redirect("/myhome")
Personally I wouldn't store an error message in the session, since it
just timed out. They may be trying to directly enter a bookmarked
private page without logging in. No point in creating the session
until it's necessary.
I do controlled access by IP. Known IPs get to see basic info without
login. Unknown IP's must log in to get anything. If you can tell me how
to get the IP without creating a session, I'll change my ways. This is
an internal site with less than 100 users.
Both in Safari and FireFox I now get, what I assume is a Active4D
fusebox error.
Your browser could not fulfill a redirect request. Please click
here to go the intended destination.
This means the redirect headers are messed up. What is your exact
configuration? Are you sure your shell has been correctly updated?
4D 2003, Mac OS X 10.3.9., 4D as web shell, Active4D running on our 4D
Development server.
Followed instructions on install for update from 3.0. Including
something I read somewhere to delete all Active4D methods, forms etc.
When I copied over the groups from the shell, only had a difference in
1 object in one of the groups that was not replaced.
Did my minor changes to the shell (added compile_web variables,
replaced my preconnection hook, modified a4d_init to run on server if
development, else client if not. Minor change in A4D_send_mail to
encode certain attachments as text. I did make the mistake of bringing
up the wrong version of the structure (3.0 version) with the 4.0 plugin
and tried to access it - that of course didn't work. Didn't change
anything in the 4D webserver preference, nothing should of changed.
I'll go double check everything.
Steve Alex
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