Hi! I need an advise on next situation. When the IE open up child browser (by Alt+N), the window context is copied from the parent window, the session cookies copied too. Sessions works great. I need to do <dtml-method> works only when it calls from parent browser, but not from childs.. How can it be done with CST? Or are there any other ways? Best regards, Andrew
I dont understand the question, sorry.. Андрей Пучин wrote:
Hi!
I need an advise on next situation.
When the IE open up child browser (by Alt+N), the window context is copied from the parent window, the session cookies copied too. Sessions works great. I need to do <dtml-method> works only when it calls from parent browser, but not from childs..
How can it be done with CST? Or are there any other ways?
Best regards, Andrew
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I need an advise on next situation.
When the IE open up child browser (by Alt+N), the window context is copied from the parent window, the session cookies copied too. Sessions works great. I need to do <dtml-method> works only when it calls from parent browser, but not from childs..
How can it be done with CST? Or are there any other ways? I do not see, how CST could help you with this problem:
The two requests (from parent and child) look identical on the server. Not easy to distinguish between them. Of course, you could try to set some session variable for the first request and do something different for request when the variable is already defined. But this catches not only the parent/child case... Dieter
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