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Yeah, but you don't want to keep navigation state in the session. Otherwise you have to keep the session alive indefinitely to support bookmarking. Also, sessio
by olavk 19y ago
Yeah, but you don't want to keep navigation state in the session. Otherwise you have to keep the session alive indefinitely to support bookmarking. Also, session based navigation state breaks if you browse the site in two tabs at the same time. And it breaks the back-button.
- aston 19y agopg's server-side closures are just a variation on the session theme, except that the data being stored is a procedure. You've just listed a bunch of flaws evident on this very forum . Any link with fnid as a parameter is pointing to a server-side session closure that might expire before you actually click the link.
- olavk 19y agoOK, agreed, I took your "hint" to indicate that you believed the problem could be solved by cookie-based sessions.