Firefox 2.0.0.3 - 2.0.0.4 session problem

hi;
my site is http://www.nedir.net. it's frame based. any user login to
this site and server create a session. user click any subject from
left frame and show content to main frame, session ok! but users when
jump to other page (1-2-3 .. ) at content page, session cannot load.
this problem for only some firefox users, not ie, opera etc..

math wrote:
> hi;
> my site is http://www.nedir.net. it's frame based. any user login to
> this site and server create a session. user click any subject from
> left frame and show content to main frame, session ok! but users when
> jump to other page (1-2-3 .. ) at content page, session cannot load.
> this problem for only some firefox users, not ie, opera etc..

Easy solution: Don't use frames.

Frames cause you several different problems and about a dozen problem to 
the users (even those using IE, Opera and other browsers).
http://webtips.dan.info/frames.html

Frames don't give you any advantage on that site, only problems. You 
seem to have php support there, so there really isn't any reason why you 
should use frames. It is eventually even less work if you just get rid 
of them now, instead of fighting years against the problems they cause.

I have done web sites for several years at work and I also used frames 
when I was new on the field. It actually took years before I understood 
that frames give you so much trouble that you should avoid them at all 
costs. And I don't know anyone who has been as long on the field as I 
have, who would use or like frames.

So if you want to save yourself some work, trust those who had to learn 
it the hard way.

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Solutions for issues with Firefox:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Category:Issues_%28Firefox%29

Aggro wrote:
> math wrote:
>> hi;
>> my site is http://www.nedir.net. it's frame based. any user login to
>> this site and server create a session. user click any subject from
>> left frame and show content to main frame, session ok! but users when
>> jump to other page (1-2-3 .. ) at content page, session cannot load.
>> this problem for only some firefox users, not ie, opera etc..
> 
> Easy solution: Don't use frames.
> 
> Frames cause you several different problems and about a dozen problem to 
> the users (even those using IE, Opera and other browsers).
> http://webtips.dan.info/frames.html
> 
> Frames don't give you any advantage on that site, only problems. You 
> seem to have php support there, so there really isn't any reason why you 
> should use frames. It is eventually even less work if you just get rid 
> of them now, instead of fighting years against the problems they cause.
> 
> I have done web sites for several years at work and I also used frames 
> when I was new on the field. It actually took years before I understood 
> that frames give you so much trouble that you should avoid them at all 
> costs. And I don't know anyone who has been as long on the field as I 
> have, who would use or like frames.
> 
> So if you want to save yourself some work, trust those who had to learn 
> it the hard way.
> 
I can see another problem with pages 2 & 3.  Both have a 
googlesyndication ad on them.  My experience with googlesyndication 
javascript ads is that they cause problems with page loading.  I block 
them.  I had no problems with those pages because of that fact.