global .asa counting users

[Mike D]

I have this line of code in my global.asa
Application("Active") = Application("Active") + 1

I open alot of new IE windows and I have my homepage set
to my intranet that contains the above code.

I had the same code in my IIS5 web and I don't remember it
counting me each time I came in. I know it did if I would
close all IE and open a new one but not if I had one
opened then opened a new one. Is there something diferent
here in IIS6?

The homepage is behind authentication and it makes me
authenticate with any new IE window. Is there a setting
missing? I thought IE would cache the permissions.

I hope you understand my question

Thanks
Mike

[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

There have been numerous changes to the way the server and the browser
interpret the "browse in new process"...
http://www.aspfaq.com/2172

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I have this line of code in my global.asa
Application("Active") = Application("Active") + 1

I open alot of new IE windows and I have my homepage set
to my intranet that contains the above code.

I had the same code in my IIS5 web and I don't remember it
counting me each time I came in. I know it did if I would
close all IE and open a new one but not if I had one
opened then opened a new one. Is there something diferent
here in IIS6?

The homepage is behind authentication and it makes me
authenticate with any new IE window. Is there a setting
missing? I thought IE would cache the permissions.

I hope you understand my question

Thanks
Mike

[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

Also see http://www.aspfaq.com/2491 for some other approaches

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"Mike D" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have this line of code in my global.asa
Application("Active") = Application("Active") + 1

I open alot of new IE windows and I have my homepage set
to my intranet that contains the above code.

I had the same code in my IIS5 web and I don't remember it
counting me each time I came in. I know it did if I would
close all IE and open a new one but not if I had one
opened then opened a new one. Is there something diferent
here in IIS6?

The homepage is behind authentication and it makes me
authenticate with any new IE window. Is there a setting
missing? I thought IE would cache the permissions.

I hope you understand my question

Thanks
Mike

[Mike D]

Thanks for the replies. I guess I'll just drop it. It
isn't needed, just some fluff for the users.

Thanks
Mike

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There have been numerous changes to the way the server and the browserinterpret the "browse in new process"...
http://www.aspfaq.com/2172

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"Mike D" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:ba****************************@phx.gbl...

I have this line of code in my global.asa
Application("Active") = Application("Active") + 1

I open alot of new IE windows and I have my homepage set
to my intranet that contains the above code.

I had the same code in my IIS5 web and I don't remember it counting me each time I came in. I know it did if I would close all IE and open a new one but not if I had one
opened then opened a new one. Is there something diferent here in IIS6?

The homepage is behind authentication and it makes me
authenticate with any new IE window. Is there a setting
missing? I thought IE would cache the permissions.

I hope you understand my question

Thanks
Mike

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