Hello Derek,

This is not really a VWG question...
Even though, this is what you can do:
1. When sending the e-mail save whatever session and context variables you need to a Database + of course a logged-in true state, per user.
2. On Global.asax Session_end you will change the logged-in state of the user in the Database to false.
3. When the e-mail is sent the user can close the browser window he/she used.
4. The link from the e-mail will cause the receiving server to load the logged-in state of the user.
5. If the logged-in state is true, all the session and context variables will be loaded and will be used to update the server state in the current session, including Session.IsLoggedOn = true; .

Please reply if you are unclear on this scenario.

Regards,

Ori Cohen
Support Manager, the Visual WebGui team

Hi Derek,

On #1, This is the result you get when your browser is using the same session to browse the same mainform in multiple tabs/browser windows in Visual WebGui and I don't know of any direct way within VWG to handle that, and I currently know of no workaround.

Palli

Hi Derek,

We can't leave anything open in the commercial forums. Must respond within the time frame.

All I can think of are just ideas, which I don't really know if will work unless I test them. They are also all 6.4 related, so I'm not sure if they will help you, and I'm not even sure that if they work, they would be a best practice as they include some redirects.

But, I will be happy to ask around, and if I can find something that might help, I or we will add it here.

If you agree, you don't have to answer.. we'll just respond here if we have any info.

Palli