I have an asp based site which for various reasons has to go in either
Trusted Sites or Intranet under security in IE7. However as soon as I
place it in either of these zoneI can no longer use session variables.
These session variables work fine when it is in the Internet zone. Any
ideas anyone?
schlaag@hotmail.com wrote:
> I have an asp based site which for various reasons has to go in either
> Trusted Sites or Intranet under security in IE7. However as soon as I
> place it in either of these zoneI can no longer use session variables.
> These session variables work fine when it is in the Internet zone. Any
> ideas anyone?
Enable session variables?
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On 16 May, 13:15, "Bob Barrows [MVP]"
wrote:
> schl...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > I have an asp based site which for various reasons has to go in either
> > Trusted Sites or Intranet under security in IE7. However as soon as I
> > place it in either of these zoneI can no longer use session variables.
> > These session variables work fine when it is in the Internet zone. Any
> > ideas anyone?
>
> Enable session variables?
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I haven't seen a setting for that in IE. Any ideas where that would be?
schlaag@hotmail.com wrote:
> On 16 May, 13:15, "Bob Barrows [MVP]"
> wrote:
>> schl...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>> I have an asp based site which for various reasons has to go in
>>> either Trusted Sites or Intranet under security in IE7. However as
>>> soon as I place it in either of these zoneI can no longer use
>>> session variables. These session variables work fine when it is in
>>> the Internet zone. Any ideas anyone?
>>
>> Enable session variables?
> I haven't seen a setting for that in IE. Any ideas where that would
> be?
In IE6 it's in the Privacy tab in Internet Options, accessible by
clicking the Advanced button on that tab.
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Bob Barrows [MVP] wrote:
>> I have an asp based site which for various reasons has to go
>> in either Trusted Sites or Intranet under security in IE7.
>> However as soon as I place it in either of these zoneI can no
>> longer use session variables. These session variables work
>> fine when it is in the Internet zone. Any ideas anyone?
>
> Enable session variables?
Do you mean session cookies, Bob?
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Dave Anderson wrote:
> Bob Barrows [MVP] wrote:
>>> I have an asp based site which for various reasons has to go
>>> in either Trusted Sites or Intranet under security in IE7.
>>> However as soon as I place it in either of these zoneI can no
>>> longer use session variables. These session variables work
>>> fine when it is in the Internet zone. Any ideas anyone?
>>
>> Enable session variables?
>
> Do you mean session cookies, Bob?
Yes. My bad
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Was already set on. One of the first things I checked. Seems really
bizarre as I can knock the security and privacy settings right to low
and it won't let me use session variables.
On 17 May, 01:49, "Bob Barrows [MVP]"
wrote:
> Dave Anderson wrote:
> > Bob Barrows [MVP] wrote:
> >>> I have an asp based site which for various reasons has to go
> >>> in either Trusted Sites or Intranet under security in IE7.
> >>> However as soon as I place it in either of these zoneI can no
> >>> longer use session variables. These session variables work
> >>> fine when it is in the Internet zone. Any ideas anyone?
>
> >> Enable session variables?
>
> > Do you mean session cookies, Bob?
>
> Yes. My bad
>
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schlaag@hotmail.com wrote:
> Was already set on. One of the first things I checked. Seems really
> bizarre as I can knock the security and privacy settings right to
> low and it won't let me use session variables.
When you say you can "no longer use session variables", what does that mean,
exactly? IIS plainly will use them, so you appear to have an issue with
session persistence -- or at lest the appearance of such. Can you describe
the behavior?
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Dave Anderson wrote:
> schlaag@hotmail.com wrote:
>> Was already set on. One of the first things I checked. Seems really
>> bizarre as I can knock the security and privacy settings right to
>> low and it won't let me use session variables.
>
> When you say you can "no longer use session variables", what does
> that mean, exactly? IIS plainly will use them, so you appear to have
> an issue with session persistence -- or at lest the appearance of
> such. Can you describe the behavior?
.... or provide a short repro page to allow us to see the behavior for
ourselves?
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