02-18-2020, 10:15 AM
> users are complaining how difficult it is to use the build-in bookmark functions of the browsers they use.
Several sites, portals and applications use some form of ID in the URL. This is quite common and honestly, users should be used to it by now...
Other than that, regarding the invalid session, just turn on the SessionOptions.RestartExpiredSessions and they will be restarted when a user tries to access it using an expired link
The side effect of not using cookies is exactly what I explained: it might be acceptable for some applications but not for others because a user refreshing the browser would cause a new session to start (instead of continuing the old session). I suggest that you try to play with it and see for yourself what happens.
Try to open a form and press F5 or ENTER in the browser address bar and see what happens. It is better seen than explained :-)
Several sites, portals and applications use some form of ID in the URL. This is quite common and honestly, users should be used to it by now...
Other than that, regarding the invalid session, just turn on the SessionOptions.RestartExpiredSessions and they will be restarted when a user tries to access it using an expired link
The side effect of not using cookies is exactly what I explained: it might be acceptable for some applications but not for others because a user refreshing the browser would cause a new session to start (instead of continuing the old session). I suggest that you try to play with it and see for yourself what happens.
Try to open a form and press F5 or ENTER in the browser address bar and see what happens. It is better seen than explained :-)