Not much help I guess, I hate Nutscrape too - it just does weird things
to even standard HTML code.
Rather than using Session variables try using Client variables (stored
in a datasource and NOT the registry) to see if you have better luck.
-----Original Message-----
From: t nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 20 September 2001 7:08
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Yet another reason why I hate Netscape
Hi all,
I am working on an application which uses some a session variables. It
works
perfectly in IE (of course), however when I try to load the exact same
page(s) in netscape the variable does not exist. I even went so far as
to
write a couple of simple test pages.
All they do is set a session variable then pass it to another page.
Again I
tried it in IE and it works fine but then when I tried it in netscape,
the
variable doesn't exist.
Here is my session variable:
<cflock scope="SESSION" timeout="300">
<cfset SESSION.vTest = "True">
</cflock>
I know that I can pass variables to subsequent pages in a number of
different ways. However, my question is: Do session variables simply not
work in Netscape? If they do work is there some setting/syntax I am
forgetting or should be examining?
If this helps I am using both Netscape Navigator(4.08) and Netscape(6).
Thanks in advance,
Nelson
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