regarding browser control and session

M

Munna

Hi,

I am stuck in this problem. well let me first define the scenario.

I have used browser control of .net 2.0 in one of my project. i have
loaded a particular page from one of my server.

The page loaded fine. There is a link in the loaded page which is
targeted to a blank page using "_blank". the page loaded in browser we
found that a new session is been created. which is fine. but when user
click on the link to popup a new link window. yet another session is
created. note that pooped up browser is IE. we have tested the
scenario in normal IE. In internet explorer when page load the page
and user click on link new page loaded at target blank window. and no
new session is created. this problem happens on if i open window
from .net 2.0 browser control.

any help is appreciated

Thanks in advance
 
I

Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )

Hi,

I am stuck in this problem. well let me first define the scenario.

I have used browser control of .net 2.0 in one of my project. i have
loaded a particular page from one of my server.

The page loaded fine. There is a link in the loaded page which is
targeted to a blank page using "_blank". the page loaded in browser we
found that a new session is been created. which is fine. but when user
click on the link to popup a new link window. yet another session is
created. note that pooped up browser is IE. we have tested the
scenario in normal IE. In internet explorer when page load the page
and user click on link new page loaded at target blank window. and no
new session is created. this problem happens on if i open window
from .net 2.0 browser control.

any help is appreciated

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I think I know the cause, unfortunately I do not know the solution :(

What is happening is that the cookie used to keep track of the session
is not being sent to the new instance of the browser. You have to
somehow do that.
 

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