in reply to CGI::Session not saving with IIS

actually it's not the problem of not being able to pass my session id, if you noticed, i've included sessionid as a hidden field on the first page.

i'm able to receive the similiar session id on the 2nd page, but it can't seem to load or can't find the previously created session object. I've also tried putting $session->flush(); on first page, but it didn't work either....

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Re^2: CGI::Session not saving with IIS
by moritz (Cardinal) on Mar 11, 2008 at 13:25 UTC

    I missed the hidden field (btw your HTML could be improved greatly, for example attribute values should be quoted with double quotes).

    For debugging you can try to set a specific data source name (for example to a folder) and then check that data source manually. That way you can find out if the problem is session storage or retrieval.

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      well the codes were written up as a demo to show the problem so it'll look a little weird..

      but, what do you mean by setting data source up? there isn't any database involved in the example though. You could try the step by step instructions to regenerate the problem.
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        A driver im having the same problem. could you resolved it?
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