What you are asking to do really isn't possible because of the stateless
nature of http because you can't tell where the user is coming from. If they
are authenticated then the application / web server has no idea what client
(browser window) they are coming from and will let them perform any task
Actually, that has nothing to do with it Steve, the issue is not one
of state at all. The problem is one of process isolation assuming
we're referring to session cookies which are only retained in memory.
IE supports a different process per browser window, Firefox does not.
For cookies
: [ACFUG Discuss] Cookies/Sessions when opening a new window in
tabbed browsers
What you are asking to do really isn't possible because of the stateless nature
of http because you can't tell where the user is coming from. If they are
authenticated then the application / web server has no idea what
things that you had not thought about before...but in theory,
it's possible.
Allen
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I'll take your word for it...
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Allen
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Is there any way to force a new session, if a user opens a new tab then
goes to the same app that is in the first window?
Short answer - no.
I have found that sometimes users will open a new tab and go to the same
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Thanks for the link. Very informative and it has some quite useful tools
and utilities listed
header if
you followed the CFCOOKIE with a CFLOCATION, but that was fixed as of CF 6.)
/charlie
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Charlie
Brooks, can you be more explicit about what you mean when you say that the
cookie is set to expire when the session closes? Do you mean you're
experiencing that the CF session is expiring when the browser closes, and
you don't want that? If you have Use J2EE Sessions checked in the CF admin
(from
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Brooks, can you be more explicit about what you mean when you say that
the cookie is set to expire when
Set the expires header to some date way in the future.
If this is for your session cookies I'd be very careful...
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