Hi fellow developers,
this is my situation:
I'm using IIS 5 / VBScript as client scripting. Browsers :I.E and
NETSCAPE.

Using netscape (4.75 or 6.2) when I open the browser IIS create a
sessionId.
I use it to control many things in my website. If in the same machine
I open another instance of the browser, IIS returns the same instance
of sessionId. When I change the value of a session variable in this
new instance of the browser it takes effect for BOTH sessions, so I
miss the control in the first instance because those sessions
variables I changed in the NEW instance took effect for both and the
records in my database are wrong(sqlserver).

It works fine with I.E because when I open a new instance of the
browser in the same machine, IIS creates a new sessionId.

How can I force to IIS to create a NEW sessionId instead of giving the
same one or how can I change only that value of my session variable in
the new instance of the browser not in both instances.

Any ideas how I can handle this problem?
I appreciate any comment. You can also write me to my work's email:

1.  I believe the session ID is tracked via cookie, so no matter what,
multiple instances of the same browser will always have the same session.
You'll need to find a different way to do what you're doing, perhaps using
querystrings or something.

2.  How on Earth are you using vbscript client-side in Netscape?

Ray at work