Anatoliy,

I did type square brackets ([]), so this is not the problem. Cookie is enabled. But I think the problem may have to do with a bug I discovered some time ago in IE. The bug, from what I remember, does create a problem where a cookie is not created by ASP.NET pages, even though it is enabled.

But the main thing is there was nothing wrong in my code. Otherwise, you and others would have corrected me.

So I just have to figure out how to get around the bug.

Thank you for your help.


>Hi Dmitry,
>
>Probably in real code you have typed Session("Test") not Session["Test"].
>
>* * *
>It might happen you test your ASP application on the intranet (locally) and its URL starts with a server name or "localhost" like:
>http: //mywebserver/myapp/index.asp
>or
>http: //localhost/myapp/index.asp
>Sometimes it turns the cookies off, that's how the Session variables created by one page are cleared before another page can reach them.
>
>Replace the server name or "localhost" in the URL with corresponding ip address. It may be 127.0.0.1 if both the IIS and the ASP application locate on the local computer. Otherwise it should be internal ip address of the web server, something like 192.168.0.1 -- depends on your LAN settings:
>http: //127.0.0.1/myapp/index.asp