Hi All,
We are having this random issue which we couldnt produce on our end but client was seeing randomly and when we ran the trace on his end using Fiddler, what I have found is that sometimes the request header is not build as it normally does causing the wrong information to be passed (as cookies are part of the header).
Our page is consist of 2 frames (left side: menu tree (page1.asp) , right side: content page (page2.asp))
So when I use fiddler, I see the response headers of both pages i.e page1 and page2.
Most of the time when the page is submit, the request header is created based on page2 response header but in random case, the request header is built off of page1 response header causing the mess.
Client is using IE8 + Win 7 Ultimate. Our Server is Win 2003 / IIS 6.0.
Any comments / suggestions will be appreciated!
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