Hi,
We are trying to get to the bottom of the following issue, but not sure if this is an IIS/IE problem or a coding problem.
Environment: IE 4.0/5.0/5.5, Windows NT 4.0, iis 4/5(NT+Win2k), multiple sites with one virtual directory each.
Step-by-step action:
1.Open an IE window, enter the website and logon (userid & pwd)
2.The userid is kept in the response.cookies & session variables
3. If the user only stays in one window, the sessions & cookies have the correct values.
4. If the user opens another IE window, logs on as a different user, the ASP sessions & cookies of the first window have the values of the sessions & cookies of the second window with the exception of the ASPSessionID - it never gets overwritten.
The bottom line is if we open one IE window at a time then we are OK. But, what causes the cookies & sessions to be overwriten when the second window is opened ?
Any ideas ?
Thanks in advance,
CalBrit&Co
We are trying to get to the bottom of the following issue, but not sure if this is an IIS/IE problem or a coding problem.
Environment: IE 4.0/5.0/5.5, Windows NT 4.0, iis 4/5(NT+Win2k), multiple sites with one virtual directory each.
Step-by-step action:
1.Open an IE window, enter the website and logon (userid & pwd)
2.The userid is kept in the response.cookies & session variables
3. If the user only stays in one window, the sessions & cookies have the correct values.
4. If the user opens another IE window, logs on as a different user, the ASP sessions & cookies of the first window have the values of the sessions & cookies of the second window with the exception of the ASPSessionID - it never gets overwritten.
The bottom line is if we open one IE window at a time then we are OK. But, what causes the cookies & sessions to be overwriten when the second window is opened ?
Any ideas ?
Thanks in advance,
CalBrit&Co