he/she is right, neither does sessionEnabled.asp
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Browse All TopicsWe have a bunch of websites running off of one of our servers, and all are functioning correctly except for one. The problem with this one website seems to be that the session information does not save when going from one page to another (or even when you refresh the same page). The site appears to be setup the same as the others, but for whatever reason this one just isn't working. And to add to confusion, the site DOES work in Firefox, but not in Internet Explorer.
To see this in action I have created two pages: SessionTest.asp and SessionEnabled.asp
Basically the SessionTest.asp page sets a session variable and then forwards you on to the SessionEnabled.asp page to check if it still exists on another page.
Try hitting the sessiontest.asp page with Internet Explorer and you can refresh the page and see a new session ID value every time the page reloads, but doing the same thing in FireFox keeps your original ID and sessions work as expected.
http://kegels_test.steton.
Please help... I have been banging my head on this for the past couple of days and I don't know what else to look at.
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Check this out for me
Create an ASP page name it session_list.asp and place the following code in it.
<%
On Error resume next
for each i in session.Contents
response.write(i & ":==================:" & session.contents(i) & "<BR>")
next
response.Write("The Session ID is ::::: " & session.SessionID)
%>
<br>
<br>
<% NEXT %>
Then Create another page with and name it home.asp and place the following code in it
<%
Session("Hello")="Hello World"
Session("Number")=5
Session("Filler")="abcdefg
%>
<a href="session_list.asp" target="_blank">Sessions</
Then open home.asp in IE and click the link that says sessions you should get a second page that pops up with a list of all of your sessions variables.
Let me know what you get
Ok I know you said that it seems to be working for firefox and that may be. But Try this out seeing as how nothing else seems to be working for you and this is an extremely wierd situation. Cant hurt to try
IN IIS go to the configuration for that specific site and disable Session state.
Apply it.
Reboot the machine then go back in and reinable it and reboot once again.
(Serverr)What version of IIS are you using.
(Client)What version of IE are you using?
Have you tested this out on a couple different computers?
Okay, we got it figured out. The URL was http://kegels_test.steton.
Changing the URL to not have underscores cleared the problem right up.
Thanks for all of your suggestions everyone.
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by: ddelhezPosted on 2006-09-14 at 12:40:21ID: 17523714
your link doesn't work...