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lesm1 #1
Uniquely identify a client
:beer;
I am using SESSION variables to track a client. However if the user opens two
clients on the same computer, they client variables can be set by either
client.
Client A sets SESSION.myvar = 2
Client B sets SESSION.myvar = 55
Client A accesses SESSION.myvar which is now 55 and it needs to be 2
How can I uniquely identify and keep the clients from stomping on each other.
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externalError #2
Re: Uniquely identify a client
Originally posted by: lesm1
:beer;
I am using SESSION variables to track a client. However if the user opens two
clients on the same computer, they client variables can be set by either
client.
Client A sets SESSION.myvar = 2
Client B sets SESSION.myvar = 55
Client A accesses SESSION.myvar which is now 55 and it needs to be 2
How can I uniquely identify and keep the clients from stomping on each other.
hi,
it makes no sense to open 2 copies of the same web application on the same
machine. and even if you had to, still it is one session and one person. this
is not practical.
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