Hello Dean,
Since the problem also occur with your simple test asp application, it
should do nothing with your original ASP application, may be a configration
issue on the special server.
I suggest you may continue to test with the simple test asp application and
add a global.asa to its root folder with following code:
Sub Session_OnStart
Session("Test")="Hello"
End Sub
In the asp page locating sub folder, use following code to access the
session
<%
Response.Write Session("Test")
%>
Will it give correct value?
(The sub folder should be a "pure" folder, not a virtual folder defined in
IIS Manager)
Sincerely,
Luke Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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