on 5/17/02 1:32 PM, Dan Stein at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Two strange things
>
> 1. At least two users are occasionally clicking on a link and seeing another
> users Main menu. It seems to be random. There is a proxy server in the mix
> somewhere. Do I need to create a random number and attach it as a part of an
> href? This happened to me once before and that was the only solution. I
> tried all the header manipulations in the past but none of them we fool
> proof. Only the &random= worked.
>
> Here is the clients note
> * I had the same situation yesterday we experienced the other day- I was
> logged in as superuser and editing staff,etc., and clicked on �main menu�
> and was taken to Lou Tenaglia�s mainmenu. I�ve never logged in as him from
> my machine, so I don�t know how ended up there.
OK no one took a shot at this so here is what I did. After each
<@UserReferanceArgument> I add &nc=<@RANDOM Low='1000' High='2000000'>
>
> 2, There is a tcf file that I use to generate all the drop down menu's when
> as user logs in and then as user scope variables they can be used everywhere
> they are needed . Everything was fine before this latest server change on
> the IT department but now the drop down just disappear sometimes. Do I need
> to
> A. Set them as application scope/ Or do I need to look for one of them in
> the header and if it is empty load them again. And if I need to do that can
> I do it with one file that loads them on the users way to the next result
> page or do I need to put an if statement and the beginning of all my taf
> files so if one of the key variables is empty it loads them all up again.
Fo this one I looked to see if one of the drop pop up list arrays where
empty then just reload everything 1st.
If anyone does have better ideas than I'll give them a try.
>
>
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