I need to open a new window, and make it work as a new session, so that i can
initially load the page i need and let the user work in it without affecting
the parent window's session variables
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Probably not a good question for a serverside programming group then but
basically, AFAIK, you cant.
The client needs to open the new window for a new session. If you call a
"new" from within a session/window you will be part of that session.
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can
initially load the page i need and let the user work in it without
affecting
the parent window's session variables
AFAIK, you have no control about that client side...
Try to see if something like appending some kind of unique id to the name of
your session variables might well work so that each new window works with
its own unique set of variables...
Patrice
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