Ferry, frames should work also and your example should provide your %session-data in every frame.
I highly recommend upgrading your system from 5.0.1 to the current 5.0.8 or 5.0.9. Some %session-data issues in previous cache 5.0.x distributions are now fixed.
Regards...
Bernd!
Ferry wrote:
Hello McCormick, All my pages haves a .csp extension!
I have one page (where i set the %session.Data("test")="data") that page have a link to a frameset.page with 4 frames. And in all the 4 frames is my %session.Data("test") emty.
All the pages haves also the same session id!
what can i do, or do i somthing wrong?
"Bill McCormick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Most likely because you are not managing your frames properly. You need to use a .csp page as the frameset. If you are using html pages for that what will happen is the browser will submit x number of requests based on the number of frames at the same time. Each will be assigned their own sessions, cooking your license and leading the problem you are seeing. I wrote an explanation and demonstration of this at Devcon in 2003 and it is part of the current academy code from this year as well.
Nuno Canas wrote:
Ferry, Which version of cach�?? Some Session issues are now corrected in 5.08 & 5.09.
Nuno
Ferry wrote:
Hello i use S %session.Data("test")="test" But if i call a frames page then the %session.Data("test") is emty,
why?
