I have a sequence of clicks in my apps that are always causing the
session to start again. This is definitely not being caused by a
timeout, cause it always happens no matter how long since the last
load. It is happening right after a this.Response.R edirect(myURL+
querystring).
This line of code is executed in other areas fine, so nothing wrong
with the actual line, but I always get a session_start event right
after this is executed after
I have tried with both inproc and stateserver and this keeps happening,
both in my machine and in 2 other servers I have tried.
My question is what reasons can cause a session to restart, other than
a timeout and a call to Session.Abandon ()? Is there a way that I can
track down what is causing it here, similar to the stack trace.
Thanks for any help,
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