One Session... Or Two?

[George]

VS.NET 2002/VB

I have two .aspx pages in the same project, so both referencing the one .dll file.

If I open one of those .aspx pages in a browser window, and then open the other .aspx page in
another browser window, do I have one or two sessions going? I guess what I am trying to find out,
is a new session determined by browser or by browser window?

I can do that at my site, but how can I open both pages in separate windows in my programming
environment? Thus far, I can only open one at a time.

Thanks,
George

 

[George]

Rick,

That is the one piece of information that I needed. I am opening the second window from another
window, so the new window remains in the same session. That is what I was hoping would happen -- now
I can use a session variable.

However, when you do this, how do you test it locally? I can't seem to find a way to open a second
..aspx page in another window using VS.NET 2002/VB. It seems to only allow one page to run at a time
in the programming environment.

Thanks,
George

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Hang on, George. He said "IE" NOT "window." What he meant was that if using
Internet Explorer 6, this is the behavior. Different brwosers handle this
differently. Unless you are developing only for those browsers that have
this behavior, don't count on your Sessions being the same.

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

 

[George]

Kevin,

Thanks. I will be developing for IE 5+.

George