Session State relies on cookies (unless you have cookieless mode set). So,
that should give you a clue.
You can also create a <pages enableSessionState="true" /> directive in your
web.config.
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"Frank1213" wrote:
> We ran into an issue on two of our client environments where our app is
> deployed.( Windows 2003 SP2 servers). Our app is a web app .NET 1.1.
> When the user browses to some pages located in a particular folder, they get
> an error
> Session state is not available in this context.
> We resolved this by adding enableSessionState="true" to the individual pages
> int the page directive. We can't reproduce this on any other environments
> where our app is deployed.