Hello,
I know there are other threads on reasons for this but the search wasn't working. It kept returning 0 results for the word "Session" in this forum.
So, here's my problem. I have a site that uses ASP session ID as a key to keep track of it's own session objects as a file on the disk. It has been working correctly for years.
Just recently I've had customers who's session would disapear but when I got the session Id they were using and look on the disk the session object is there.
It looks like the page accepting the post just doesn't have the SessionId. I've tried everything I can think of but can't figure out why this customer wouldn't have his session. I've looked at the CGI variables for the page (because it creates an error that logs this data) and the cookie is there with the sessionids. The sessionId is on the Querystring but the page keeps saying it can't find the session.
Any ideas?
Travis Hawkins
I know there are other threads on reasons for this but the search wasn't working. It kept returning 0 results for the word "Session" in this forum.
So, here's my problem. I have a site that uses ASP session ID as a key to keep track of it's own session objects as a file on the disk. It has been working correctly for years.
Just recently I've had customers who's session would disapear but when I got the session Id they were using and look on the disk the session object is there.
It looks like the page accepting the post just doesn't have the SessionId. I've tried everything I can think of but can't figure out why this customer wouldn't have his session. I've looked at the CGI variables for the page (because it creates an error that logs this data) and the cookie is there with the sessionids. The sessionId is on the Querystring but the page keeps saying it can't find the session.
Any ideas?
Travis Hawkins