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Re: Concurrent sessions on IP address
Brad Weber
Tuesday, March 3, 2009 11:50 AM
The sessions are managed with cookies. Your browser will likely pass the same cookie, even from multiple tabs, until you quit and restart your browser.
You can also manage sessions by appending a query string to the end of each link on your site (e.g. ....com/something/?sid=123456789). That would allow you to have separate sessions in each tab. But it is a lot of extra work.
You can also have separate sessions from the same computer by launching different browser applications, but I'm not sure if that will be helpful for you.
You can also manage sessions by appending a query string to the end of each link on your site (e.g. ....com/something/?sid=123456789). That would allow you to have separate sessions in each tab. But it is a lot of extra work.
You can also have separate sessions from the same computer by launching different browser applications, but I'm not sure if that will be helpful for you.
Michael Stegner wrote:
I played around withe yuma cart example on enterprise server/apache.
Opening a new tab on the browser to start and connecting to yuma resulted in entering the previous session (first tab).
Is it possiple to start a seperate sessions yuma and run them concurrently on one client ???? (eg. differnt tabs)
Opening a new tab on the browser to start and connecting to yuma resulted in entering the previous session (first tab).
Is it possiple to start a seperate sessions yuma and run them concurrently on one client ???? (eg. differnt tabs)