Thanks to both of you for your replies. In a way, I now have got it work (I
think). The aspfaq.com link lead me to a MS page with this information:
1. Run Internet Explorer.
2. Click Tools, and then click Internet Options.
3. Click the Privacy tab, and then click Advanced.
4. Click to select the Override automatic cookie handling check box.
5. To allow ASP and ASP.NET session cookies to be set, click to select the
Always allow session cookies check box.
.... and then it works.
But then I have the problem to make my users to set this in their
machines....
That I did not have to do with the old site, that only was a page by itself.
Now I use the same page, but it is shown in an Iframe. I have also put the
whole bunch of files in the same directory and the reference to the asp page
is written as
http://www.blabla.com/bla/bla/bla/
I would hope that it was possible to do without interfering with the users
browser settings....?
/ Rolf
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Rolf Rosenquist wrote: I have a website with several input forms over a number of
pages. The information that the user gives is following
through the pages as session variables. It has been working
good for two years.
Now I am redoing the whole site and have all the different
pages put into an Iframe on the first page. The form pages
are the same as before, but now I seem to loose some of the
session variables.
ASPFAQ has a pretty good list of causes:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2157
But the strange thing is that if I first go through the the
process with the old website and then switch to the new in
the same browser, it all works.
This suggests that the location of the IFRAME is *always* on the old
server. Check to see if you have a hard-coded location (IFRAME SRC attribute or
FORM ACTION attribute), rather than a relative one.
--
Dave Anderson
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