Session info lost

From: Jeppe Dige Jespersen (jeppe.jespersen)
Date: 09/20/04 

Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 15:30:59 +0200

I use the AxWebBrowser control in a VB.Net winforms app. The app is
essentially a news-ticker.

The app shows "headlines.aspx" in the browser-control. The headlines.aspx
also stores a few things server side in session variables. Headlines.aspx
contains links to each news-story. When clicking a link in this page, an IE
browser windows is to open, displaying the full news story in page
"story.aspx"

Problem:
If i open headlines.aspx in a regular IE Browser, and click a headline,
session info is retained and used in "story.aspx". No problemo. But if I
display "headlines.aspx" in my AxWebBrowser control and click a headline,
session info is lost and not accessible in the story.aspx displayed in the
new IE Browser window.

Any ideas or advice?

Thanks,

Jeppe Jespersen
jeppe.jespersen gmail.com
Denmark

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