Hello Everyone,
   I have done some searching around the MSDN and Google and I am not sure there is a way to do this, but I am going to ask anyway.

In the web.config I can set the cookieless property to True which will stop my application from placing a non presistant session cookie on the users pc and instead appends the session id to the URL.

Since this is in the web.config file this is going to be an application wide change which is undesireable in my situation so, what I was wondering if there is some property that will let me switch this on the fly on a per user basis?

So

if(some condition)
{
  //cookieless = true
}
else
{
 //cookieless = false
}

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Hey dparsons:
(You helped me out a few weeks ago.)

I see you are not getting any help here. I'm not either.
Everyone must be on vacation.

Wish I could help you, but I simply don't know enough.
VV

I don't think you'll be able to achieve this with what's built in. I wasn't sure if there was a page property that allows you to change the session management settings. Doesn't look like there is, with good reason.

You could try something like URL rewriting to basically duplicate what the regular cookieless session behavior does. That could be done on a per user basis. But then you'd need to make your own session management logic.

-Peter

Thanks Peter and Victor. No I didn't really think that this would be possible with was built in, but figured I would ask just in case I over looked something, thanks alot though!

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I thought about your case, well there is a solution, but it's not very convenient.

You can place all the forms that are similar in a directory with in the same application directory, and add another web.config file at that directory, so the pages at that directory will have that .config file properties, but the other pages in the web will have the main .config file properties.

Hope that will help you with your case :).



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