We have an asp-application which sets the cookie on first login. The cookie
will never be touched during user access. The user can work the whole day,
but after 6 to 7 hours, the cookie get 2-4 new asp-sessionid's thus
overwriting the very first entries in the cookie. Does anyone had the same
problem or has a solution. The server is a w2003 enterprise the client has
windows xp sp2.
wo have several sites on a same server and these sites use subdomains of a top domain,such as www.mycom.com, admin.mycom.com, forum.mycom.com.now we want these sites to share the session state(such as loginning state),so ,without concerning a web farm or sharing session state among different top domain, the simplest way to achive this must be to set the domain of the sessionid cookies asp sent to our top domain.( if it is possible through the iis metabase , registry or something else . )
If it isn't possible to set the domain of the sessionId coookie asp sent ,then,concerning a web farm or sharing session state among domains, Could you guys recommand some third-pathy session management asp components or servers(such as aSMS,but i can't download it anywhere)?
I am having a problem with the apostrophe not showing up correctly when doing a mysql query and returning the data.
I am using a function to keep apostrophes from causing the queries to fail and the data that does get displayed to the user (html) turns out right 90% of the time but on a certain page it displayes the apostrophy twice instead of once. Here are the relevant pieces of code:
I have a piece of code on two computers. On my work pc the sessionid is constant and doesn't change. Whereas on my home PC, everytime I refesh the page or go back to it, it increments itself.Can anyone tell me why this is the case, as I thought the Sessionid was individual to each browser session.
we are implementing WSDPro here for load balancing. So, when someone comes in they may get redirected to www1.domain.com, www2.domain.com, etc. When they first come in, they hit www.domain.com, and then get redirected to 1, 2, 3 , etc. The problem is, in our solution, we are setting a session variable before the redirect, and are losing it as the SessionID is changing because it is acting like we are changing servers. It is my understanding that the SessionID is really just a cookie, and since other cookies can have their domain changed, this one should as well. Something like .Domain=".domain", which should handle everything in from of the domain. We ahve tried to change this in the Global.asa and got a "you can't do this error", 162 I believe
I have a simple page that uses session variables. Yes, it's in a frameset, yes I've look at aspfaq.com, yes I've tried loading the independet pages in their own window, yes i've tried praying to god.
It works fine every *other* refresh.
the session variables seem to totally disappear, then, upon refresh they come back, then, upon refresh again, they disappear.
on, off, on, off.
Upon closer inspection, I found that the sessionid is changing. but not randomly.
I'll get 229104087, then 229063070 the next refresh, then back to 229104087, etc.
When I hit my homepage the first time (e.g. after a reboot), the server variable HTTP_COOKIE is empty. If I reload the page, HTTP_COOKIE has got a value. This makes sense, but I'm looking to request HTTP_COOKIE on the first page hit. Any ASP-based ideas? (Otherwise I'll program a page reloader...)
i read the "developing active server component with ATL" paper. has anyone develop get session id by ATL? i get some error about illegal call of non static member function.
When I set a cookie in global.asa in the sub session_onstart, even if I have "privacy" in IE 6.X set to "block all cookies" the cookie is still set, and I can get it on other pages.
I can't find an article that addresses this as a specific issue. Why does the browser get the cookie when it is set in the session_onstart event even when I have "block all cookies" set?
When a new request is made to the server a new session id is issued to the client (a browser instance). The problem I’m facing is that session id that is already assigned to a browser instance is getting recycled for another browser instance by ASP.NET When the client request is sent to Http server, the available session id’s (that is already present in the pool) are recycled from the session pool along with the authentication cookie. Again when a new request was being done, then available session id is passed on to the client causing Mix-up of sessions.
The formsauthentication ticket (cookie) is also getting recycled along with the session cookie session.
Forms authentication ticket is issued if the user selects save me option in login page. If the user selects save, then the user id is stored in a cookie encrypted by forms authentication ticket. Code:
how unique the sessionid is in ASP. What is the math behind it's creation, and what are the probobolities of it being reproduced, i.e. 1/10000? or 1 in twenty million? Can someone give me some guidance on this? I'm trying to create some unique numbers for data assignement, and would like a way that does not replicate.
if it is possible to retrieve the session id inside the sub Session_OnEnd in global.asa? This is because i want to delete rows from database based on the sessionID that has just ended.
how could I know if a specific sessionid still exists or not. If there is a method or anything that can tell me about the existence of a specific sessionid .
I am running my web application from with in Outlook.I found a strange problem that it is creating different sessionId if i open a new window using window.open from with in my application.I am pulling my hair all along but no solution so far.
my application works fine when i run this in IE.It is Outlook2003 causing the problem.
The problem is that the code for "change_school.asp" takes the user right to "portal.asp". I checked the code of "change_school.asp" and it does indeed set a cookie value for "school", but for some reason "default.asp" is still finding the old cookie stored and then redirecting...any ideas guys?
'code for change_school.asp...clears the cookie "school" and redirects to page (default.asp) where user can select a new school <% Response.Cookies("school")= "" Response.Redirect "default.asp" %>
'code for default.asp which allows user to select a new school, and if the cookie "school" has some value then they are redirected. <% If request.cookies("school") <> "" then Response.Redirect "portal.asp" end if %>
On this website i am building it has password protection on certain pages. So i have a "login" portion on the right side of the page, that is shown on every page. When someone logs in is it possible to change that little section to just say Welcome so and so? Instead of having the username and password form with submit button?? Or is this something that requires some java to hide it?
Part II When someone logs in i want them to recieve a cookie, in that cookie i want it to contain the person's name (wich i want the to be put next to the "welcome back on part I), email address, and up to four other numerical values. (some people will have greater access to sections of the site depending on who they are)
Is is possible to grab this information from the SQL database and put in the cookie? If so can anyone please show me, point me in right direction, ect?
I'm using FrontPage Database results wizards to retrieve data from Access. I have a cookie containing a number I'd like to insert in a custom query. Whenever the page opens, I want the query to run using the value in the cookie. I haven't been able to figure out how to transfer the cookie value into something the FP webbot will accept in the query.
What i am trying to do is this: I want to make a cookie. If someone comes back to a page (say after an hour after they left)i want them to get a specific popup. If someone comes back after than hour I want them to get a different popup, telling them something different.
I'm going to go down this route of Cookie detection
<%
If Request.Querystring("Check") = "" Then
Session("cookietest") = "True"
Response.Redirect("cookietest.asp?Check=True")
Else
If Session("cookietest") Then
<!-- Execute code if enabled -->
Else
<!-- Execute code if disabled -->
End If
End If
%>
I’m a little worried, do you know how spiders work with regards to this sort of thing? My site gets some traffic due to it being spidered by the likes of google and I don’t want to loose that flow.
If I use this at the entry point of my site to redirect browsers with cookies turned off to a page telling them to turn them on will that stop the spiders?
im trieng to delete it before the expired time has comed anyway i am trieng to delete it by setting the cookie to ""
like so: Response.Cookies("name") = "";
but its not working but...i found out that if i dont set the path it is being deleted but i have to set the path because from some reason without it i have issues where the cookie is not found in some pages.
I have a problem with a Cookie in an ASP page. Without any apparent reason, one of the Cookies disappears, but the others are ok.
I'm at Page1, a link goes to Page2. Page2 redirects to Page3 and Page3 redirects to Page1. When I'm back to Page1, sometime, one of the cookies don't exist anymore... But the others are there! The disappeared Cookie isn't always the same, in the 18 Cookies that I have.
The environment is composed of 4 clustered servers. Page1 is SSL, but not Page2 and Page3.
I don't have more than 4KB (1.86KB to be more precise) of data and I don't have more that 20 Cookies on the same domain.
I want to retrieve the value of a cookie to make a form a little more user friendly (our intranet is configured to set a cookie for User First Name, Last Name and Email when they log in)
Unfortunately I can't figure out how to retrieve the value of the cookie. I've been trying:
<% Response.write Request.Cookies(UserLName) %>
But it gives me an error - I used Checky to make sure the cookies are there and they do exist:
When I run the ASP page for the first time, I find out, that the Cookie file name contains some several special characters such as %5F, which are encoded with a URLEncode function. So, I have the following string (after convert): ....
Is there a way to store an array of information in a cookie? ie. a user can have a "x" long list of a variable stored in a cookie, so when they return to the site this information can be retrieved.