Re: asp.net postbacks don't work after leaving browser open all night w/ windows integrated authentication

I don't know, it seems like it is a server-side authentication issue to me.
Client-side pages are static, if they do something at 7pm, they do it again
at 7am. If that is not happening for you, it is most likely a server-side
problem.


"Ken Yee" <kenkyee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Xns986267BBC7189kenkyeeyahoocomSPAMG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Has anyone seen this?

If you open up an MSIE (latest 6.x) browser window on a web app that is
set to allow only windows integrated authentication, the next morning, if
you click on any of the links (they're trivial asp.net controls like a
hyperlink but it uses postbacks), you'll get cryptic javascript errors
like "permission denied; line 97 character 2" (which references nothing
when you do view source) or "object expected; line 1 character 1".

Closing the browser and opening a new one brings up the web application
properly after you log in...no javascript errors. This tells me that
it's a client-side issue rather than a server-side issue.

I also have MSIE 6.x set to "check pages on every visit" instead of
"automatically" in the cache settings, but I think this is only affecting
web pages and not the windows authentication credentials.

TIA.

ken


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