Re: Copying/Duplicate User Session

Robert Taylor <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.devel.dotnet.web
Message-ID <OFC9A9A51F.3E8CF4FB-ON86257265.0081F71D-86257265.0081EFA3@datastarusa.com>
Just thinking out loud here... What if you made an
array of the navigation information and then the
new window will access a different index.  Now to
identify the new window, it could be via Form value
or QueryString value, but that would mean that you
would have to keep up with it in all your links.  So
if you are jumping around alot, the only other thing
I can think of is when you create the window, give it
a name, then have a piece of javascript that picks
up the windows name and adds it to the links and/or
form value to keep track of it.

Hope this helps....
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Is there any way I can duplicate a user's session - I'm looking for a
solution to the following problem. Our web site has to allow the user to
open a new window with a copy of the current session - we are currently
thinking of having a hyperlink at the top of the screen that says launch
new window which simply opens a browser window with the current screen
what we'd really like to do is duplicate the session to a new session
id. The reason being is we store the user navigation information within
session (the pages the user has visited within the site) and we need
this to be independent of window.



Regards

Robert.


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