Date:  01/12/2017 07:39:56 PM Msg ID:  004858
From:  Joe Goldsmiith Thread:  004856
Subject:  Re: Windows 10 Cracks
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Thank you for your quick response -- appreciated.
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I like the idea about cookies but stumped if, after years of not editing these scripts, why would it happen all of a sudden. Perhaps it&rsquo;s browser and or OS updates. I will keep testing based on your thoughts but if you have any other ideas please let me know.
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Regards.&nbsp;
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Sent by FoxWeb Support on 01/12/2017 07:30:06 PM:
&nbsp;The issues you describe are definitely caused by incompatible browser side (HTML or javascript) code. You listed the symptoms (unexpected values returned by Session.GetVar), but the problem is probably in the content you are sending to the browser -- otherwise you would not be experiencing different behavior with other browsers.
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I guess it&#39;s also possible that the first issue is caused by the browser not being configured to accept cookies, so you should also verify this by making sure that the value returned by Session.GetSessionID() does not vary from request to request.
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If the session ID does not change, then both issues are caused by incompatible client-side code. I suggest that you use the browser&#39;s developer tools (usually F12) to see if there are any client script errors and to also examine the data traveling back and forth. You can also try to validate your HTML and JS through one of the many on-line validators.
FoxWeb Support Team
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