Hi Taco, The Bill is rubbish these days, going to give it a miss from now on....
>OK, back to the old story again, I thought we had it sorted ;-)) > >I tried what you suggested, with session variables and client variables, in >both cases it did not work and the session was passed on to the other >browser, which I opened up by clicking the icon. IE6 has some funny attributes but I cannot reproduce this one and every other browser behaves, AFAIK, properly in the sense that a new browser instance is independent of any previous one. I have just run some tests on the demo site of our UserMinder code and it behaves as expected, a new browser instance is not connected to a previous instance. UserMinder is based on a single cookie so is a good test of what is going on. To test the session thing go to http://spooky.microset.com.au/userMinderDemo/index.cfm and walk thought the descriptive text until you get the, empty, dump of the session variables. Then do a ^n to get a new window in the same browser instance and try the "view problems" page and the one problem currently there (which is currently in a test mode for a client and not showing the race problem as it normally does). Run the problem to set a few session variables and then go back to the first window and refresh the session dump age and you should see the two current session variables, the session, cookie, is common across the two windows. Now open a new browser instance (click the icon, etc) and walk through the descriptions again and the session dump page comes up empty, no session variables.... A different cookie and session. -- Yours, Kym --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] MXDU2004 + Macromedia DevCon AsiaPac + Sydney, Australia http://www.mxdu.com/ + 24-25 February, 2004
