Well, then you solve the problem. It's not as easy as you think. Just
ask Jonathan. ;) It's not a matter of PHP "just handling it" for you.
The browser is too dumb to know that each window/tab you have open
should be using a different session cookie. The problem has been known
for a couple ye
>> Well, then you solve the problem. It's not as easy as you think. Just
>> ask Jonathan. ;) It's not a matter of PHP "just handling it" for you.
>> The browser is too dumb to know that each window/tab you have open
>> should be using a different session cookie. The problem has been known
>> f
> Well, then you solve the problem. It's not as easy as you think. Just
> ask Jonathan. ;) It's not a matter of PHP "just handling it" for you.
> The browser is too dumb to know that each window/tab you have open
> should be using a different session cookie. The problem has been known
> for
John Madden wrote:
One other possibility is that you had more than one SM session open at
once in the same browser (to two or more different users); SM does not
yet support such use of the software.
Well of course, this happens ALL the time
eh?
-- load-balanced web servers
tend to do that. With
> One other possibility is that you had more than one SM session open at
> once in the same browser (to two or more different users); SM does not
> yet support such use of the software.
Well of course, this happens ALL the time -- load-balanced web servers
tend to do that. With three browser fram
I upgraded to v1.4.4 last night and while I'm quite impressed with its
performance improvements over previous versions (last used v1.2.8), I've had
one shockingly bad thing happen *twice* today: While working in the
application, my pref's file has been wiped out. Emptied. Lost.
To explain our set
I upgraded to v1.4.4 last night and while I'm quite impressed with its
performance improvements over previous versions (last used v1.2.8), I've had
one shockingly bad thing happen *twice* today: While working in the
application, my pref's file has been wiped out. Emptied. Lost.
To explain our se
