Odd session behavior

2007-06-12 Thread James Smith
Our production site is having some issues. We are getting some feedback that
sessions are going AWOL.  Some people are unable to add products to their
cart, some can but they quickly vanish leaving them with empty carts after
30-60 seconds. Everyone here has tried and our carts last for weeks with no
trouble.

Could as many of you as possible please try adding stuff to your cart and if
strange things happen to it could you let me know your OS/browser combo and
anything else that could be causing problems at your end like programs that
delete cookies etc...

Link:
http://www.uwish.co.uk

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RE: Odd session behavior

2007-06-12 Thread Robert Rawlins - Think Blue
James, 

I've just played around and everything seemed to work a real charm, changed 
quantities, deleted items, added new ones and everything works great for me, 
nice site *:o)

I'm running IE7,

Rob

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From: James Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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Subject: Odd session behavior

Our production site is having some issues. We are getting some feedback that
sessions are going AWOL.  Some people are unable to add products to their
cart, some can but they quickly vanish leaving them with empty carts after
30-60 seconds. Everyone here has tried and our carts last for weeks with no
trouble.

Could as many of you as possible please try adding stuff to your cart and if
strange things happen to it could you let me know your OS/browser combo and
anything else that could be causing problems at your end like programs that
delete cookies etc...

Link:
http://www.uwish.co.uk

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Jay





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Re: Odd session behavior

2007-06-12 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Tuesday 12 Jun 2007, James Smith wrote:
 Link:
 http://www.uwish.co.uk

Seems fine, Firefox 2.0/Linux.

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Odd session behavior when switching domains on same server

2004-01-02 Thread Ubqtous
CF-Talk,

I ran into some strange session behavior and wanted to see if anyone
else has experienced anything similar:

I have a site running on CF5 that utilizes cookie-based sessions (as
opposed to passing CFID  CFTOKEN via URL on every request). The
application spans two domains hosted on the same server: one domain
for a non-SSL catalog and the other for a SSL checkout. Both domains
run under the same Application.cfm file.

Based on a URL parameter passed to the store upon entry, the
application serves up a customized store front. Unique store elements
such as color scheme and images are pulled from a database, stored in
a session, and are accessed on each page request (not the best
approach, perhaps, but this is not subject to revision).

The strange behavior occurs when transferring from non-SSL to SSL
(CFID and CFTOKEN are passed via URL in this case). If a given store's
configuration does not have a database value for, say, a banner image
(and, thus, an empty session value), the session does not seem to
transfer to the SSL side. If there are no empty or NULL session values
for the store configuration, the transfer goes off without a hitch.

I fixed/patched the problem by setting local variables for each
session variable, using the value of the session variable if len();
otherwise using a default value.

These empty session values do not cause any problems on the non-SSL
side, only when transferring to the SSL side.

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Odd session behavior when switching domains on same server

2003-12-29 Thread Ubqtous
CF-Talk,

I ran into some strange session behavior and wanted to see if anyone
else has experienced anything similar:

I have a site running on CF5 that utilizes cookie-based sessions (as
opposed to passing CFID  CFTOKEN via URL on every request). The
application spans two domains hosted on the same server: one domain
for a non-SSL catalog and the other for a SSL checkout. Both domains
run under the same Application.cfm file.

Based on a URL parameter passed to the store upon entry, the
application serves up a customized store front. Unique store elements
such as color scheme and images are pulled from a database, stored in
a session, and are accessed on each page request (not the best
approach, perhaps, but this is not subject to revision).

The strange behavior occurs when transferring from non-SSL to SSL
(CFID and CFTOKEN are passed via URL in this case). If a given store's
configuration does not have a database value for, say, a banner image
(and, thus, an empty session value), the session does not seem to
transfer to the SSL side. If there are no empty or NULL session values
for the store configuration, the transfer goes off without a hitch.

I fixed/patched the problem by setting local variables for each
session variable, using the value of the session variable if len();
otherwise using a default value.

These empty session values do not cause any problems on the non-SSL
side, only when transferring to the SSL side.

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