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Puja

Hi all,

Does anybody know how to force a new session when opening a new browser
window from a link in current page?

In my project, after user logs in, on certain link when user opens a new
browser window, it continues to identify user i.e. browser continues same
session in new window as well. Instead I want to clear out session and start
a new one. Is this possible?

Thanks

puja
 
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Puja said:
Hi all,

Does anybody know how to force a new session when opening a new browser
window from a link in current page?

In my project, after user logs in, on certain link when user opens a new
browser window, it continues to identify user i.e. browser continues same
session in new window as well. Instead I want to clear out session and start
a new one. Is this possible?

No, that is not possible. The only way to start a new session in IE is
to start a new instance of the program.

In some browsers it's not possible at all. Firefox for example only ever
has one instance. If you try to start a new instance, it will just open
another window in the running instance.
 
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Michael Nemtsev

Hello puja,

browser just cache the url and if you want the new session change the ULR,
using the IP instead of dns name.


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p> Hi all,
p>
p> Does anybody know how to force a new session when opening a new
p> browser window from a link in current page?
p>
p> In my project, after user logs in, on certain link when user opens a
p> new browser window, it continues to identify user i.e. browser
p> continues same session in new window as well. Instead I want to clear
p> out session and start a new one. Is this possible?
p>
p> Thanks
p>
p> puja
p>
 

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