hi, some one on this list mentioned that each tab in firefox is a separate browser - but if find that if i am logged in to a specific site on two tabs, logout on one tab also logs out on the other. is there any way of keeping these two separate?
Don't think that's possible - logins would be specific to a user on a machine. Not browser instance specific. Just out of curiousity, what's the motive here...
On Tuesday 12 Jul 2005 12:53 pm, Pillai, Gishu R (GE Energy) wrote:
hi, some one on this list mentioned that each tab in firefox is a separate browser - but if find that if i am logged in to a specific site on two tabs, logout on one tab also logs out on the other. is there any way of keeping these two separate?
Don't think that's possible - logins would be specific to a user on a machine. Not browser instance specific. Just out of curiousity, what's the motive here...
i have a web based application which has a multicompany option. Thought it would be cool if users could open different companies in different tabs of their browsers - the choice of companies is set in the 'session' variable, which is unfortunately the same across tabs
i have a web based application which has a multicompany option. Thought it would be cool if users could open different companies in different tabs of their browsers - the choice of companies is set in the 'session' variable, which is unfortunately the same across tabs
That won't work. It won't work even if the person uses different instances of the browsers to browse individual companies on the same (your) site. Can you elaborate more about your needs?
Regards, Peeyush
On Tuesday 12 Jul 2005 1:21 pm, Peeyush Chomal wrote:
i have a web based application which has a multicompany option. Thought it would be cool if users could open different companies in different tabs of their browsers - the choice of companies is set in the 'session' variable, which is unfortunately the same across tabs
That won't work. It won't work even if the person uses different instances of the browsers to browse individual companies on the same (your) site. Can you elaborate more about your needs?
true - two instances of firefox use the same session. But i can open one company under firefox and another under Konq - same user, but different sessions. So i can simultaneously open any number of companies only limited by the number of browsers available!
Regards, Peeyush
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true - two instances of firefox use the same session. But i can open
Not true. You can open two instances of firefox using different profiles and they'll have separate sessions.
i have a web based application which has a multicompany option. Thought it would be cool if users could open different companies in different tabs of their browsers - the choice of companies is set in the 'session' variable, which is unfortunately the same across tabs
That won't work. It won't work even if the person uses different instances of the browsers to browse individual companies on the same (your) site. Can you elaborate more about your needs?
Both php and jsp/servlet have excellent session management, so if ur storing it in session then regardless of browser (even if he opens a different browser) its going to identify it as the same person.
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
i have a web based application which has a multicompany option. Thought it would be cool if users could open different companies in different tabs of their browsers - the choice of companies is set in the 'session' variable, which is unfortunately the same across tabs
No idea about web based apps. but have you tried opening a new window instead of a tab and checked it out. Can't your web app. give seperate session ids for every individual login? What about your cookie settings in firefox? What is their validity?
Regards,
Rony.
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On Tuesday 12 Jul 2005 9:46 pm, Rony Bill wrote:
No idea about web based apps. but have you tried opening a new window instead of a tab and checked it out.
please see the other messages in this thread for this
Can't your web app. give seperate session ids for every individual login?
good idea - must try it out
What about your cookie settings in firefox? What is their validity?
cookies are set on the server side
On Friday 15 Jul 2005 1:00 pm, Anand M R wrote:
What about your cookie settings in firefox? What is their validity?
cookies are set on the server side
lol. cookies r always set on the client computer. URL rewriting is done on the server side.
rotflol - what browser are you using that sets its own cookies?
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