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The Scenario
When designing a website for a right to left (RTL) language the scrollbar should automatically be on the left hand side. The logic is that it should be at the end of the line, just as it is on the right for a left to right (LTR) language. This works fine in IE, but [...]
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I know the Session and IP aren't connected. I already considered the possibility of the user unplugging his modem, or some other action that can cause a reset of the IP.
"It's not just a case of the user unplugging his modem, resetting his IP, because we are seeing it far too often, and at least one case we know of a user actually ended up with the information from a different user in his account."
The case where the user saw the wrong data, the data he saw was from a user in a different state.
To find out which session is associated with which IP, On every page request in the onInit of my master page I write to a log the IP associated with the request, the IP stored in the sessionVariable, and the Session ID. From this I see it's not just the sessionVariables or the data I'm storing in them that are getting crossed, but the session IDs and therefore, the sessions themselves.
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