I don't know how to explain it or what to call it. Suppose I am logged in. And at that time I shut down my browser without closing the page.
While I'm restarting the browser after a certain time to open the same page, it's getting an error. It supposed to take me to the log in page if session is out rather it stays on the page tries the ajax calls that are on my page and fails to do it. When I reload the page then it takes me to the login page.
What's wrong?? Why isn't it taking me to the login page at the starting of browser?
Let me know if you need to see any particular portion of code. I'm new to symfony2. Please explain why this is happening if possible!!
Update: Checked with Chrome, it's working as I wanted. But problem exists for firefox.
Your browser is most likely loading the contents of that particular page from the cache. It's not making a call to your app server at all, so the server doesn't have the opportunity to tell your browser that the session is no longer active. This has nothing to do with Symfony in particular.
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Recently I have tried to write a code in Symfony on page redirect (merely simple code for redirect without any other function), run it on localhost. However, the response returned is quite slow somehow (~500ms). What would be the possible cause of this as Laravel page redirect is faster than this.
When you open the Symfony profiler (just click on the debug toolbar that gets displayed in the bottom of the pages if you are in a development environment) there is a "Last 10" requests button you can click to view profiler information for last couple of requests.
Find your request that returned the redirect response, click on the Token value and you will be able to see in the "Performance" page what is causing the slowdown.
Also, when in development mode some of the changes that you make will require the container to be rebuilt and this can take a while in the development environment with xdebug enabled.
Somehow, when calling another script (all other scripts than index.php), all my CMS authorisation data gets deleted. The login boolean and username consists. This only appears using Chrome/Chromium.
The chrome developer tools don't show any errors, only 200 OK and 304 Not modified.
This is really annoying since I've changed to Chromium for Firefox being to ressource-heavy.
Any solutions?
Its going to be really hard to debug without any code or anything. When you say session data I assume you are referring to your php session. This has nothing to do with the browser. Are you making sure you aren't changing the domain/subdomain while browsing at all (which will cause you to lose your session). You can check your php.ini session settings but that shouldn't matter if it is working on other browser.
I'm guessing this is occuring because your session isn't getting started properly OR the session data is getting cleared somehow in your code.
Now it appears in Fx too. The problem: The hoster updated to PHP5 and there register_globals was set to On again.
This is a weird problem and I really don't know how to explain it so please bear with me. The thing is I have a php project which has been coded from scratch(no template engine or frameworks), and it works fine on localhost, but as soon as I upload it on server, for some odd reason, the pages and session data seem to arrive from a cache. For example if I try to delete a value(by submitting a form), the page loads and still shows the value, if I then hit Ctrl+F5(force reload on FF), it loads correctly showing( or rather not showing) the deleted record.
Can this happen due to any server-side settings?
Try and clear all sessions from your browser. I have experienced something similar, it could be sessions set by your local host on the browser that is conflicting with it.
Try and set cache for php files to 0 using htaccess.
I have a website called www.kratosguide.com.
The site works as expected for approximately 90% of users, however, I have been getting a LOT of complaints recently that the page doesn't load completely in certain browsers such as chrome/firefox/opera.
Here is a screenshot that someone sent me of how the page loads: http://i.imgur.com/sqNX4.jpg
It appears that only the header and footer is loading and the content from index.php is not.
http://www.reddit.com/r/productivity/comments/w1y30/16_habits_you_should_do_everyday/
Here is a link that demonstrates a user stating the issue above -- (4th comment down).
My host is unable to replicate the issue on their end and they say it works fine. My friend kept refreshing his page cache and he could replicate the error but only intermittently.
Thanks in advance.
***EDIT: I forgot to mention the site runs on WordPress, also the site works fine for me in every browser, which makes it hard for me to see where the problem is coming from.
Check the console. You have some errors
Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined - 068690ea.84e407.js:24
Probably caused by this script being called before the jquery library.
It's difficult to tell what is causing the error without being able to replicate it. I'd try to load it in various browsers and see if I can get it to do that. Then take a look at the console for any errors and inspect the DOM to see if the content even loads.
Yes, I still see the errors in the log.
Let me be clearer.
For me the web page loads and is visible 100%, but when I look at the console I see what is shown below. This is an indication you have a problem. My personal settings allow me to see the page but with different settings or plugins I would not be able to see the page. You need to fix your XSS error.
You can reproduce the problem yourself!
Download chrome (or firefox) and then load the page, look at the console, see the error.
Then fix it.
Original answer below
First step, fix these errors shown by chrome. Looks like you have a XSS error.
I saw over 1200 unused CSS element on your page. Try to optimize the amount of data a user has to download to see your website. I had similar issues with my site and I realized how much stuff users had to load to see my website.
I tested it under Firefox, Chrome, IE7+. I didn't get any issues.
You seems to be using WordPress so you might want to check the WordPress community for similar problem.
I have a PHP site that makes use of sessions, which obviously are not supposed to be able to persist if you close your browser. I've done this scores of times, no issues.
And no issue currently - except within Microsoft's new Edge browser. If the user logs in, works in the site, closes Edge's window in the top right corner, and then re-opens the page and pastes the web address (or bookmarked it before), all their variables from the previous visit are still present. That's a problem, as each visit the viewer will likely want to give/lookup changing information.
I've successfully replicated the problem in Edge. What I can't figure out is why Edge is doing it. Every other browser kills the session and all its variables upon closing of the window (tested all the major browsers, including Internet Explorer). The only thing I can think of is Edge isn't actually closing as a program when the window is closing. Has anyone else ran into this problem? I can't find anything in the forums.
It is possible the session ended, but there is a bug with the cache.
I noticed that Edge is very aggressive with using cached pages. It would show a signed in page even after the user signed off (actually killing their session and updating the session cookie) because it would not respect the etag or any other cache instructions. I had to specifically prevent IE11 and Edge from caching at all.