Conflict with Cookies and Session in a Tablet or mobile Phone

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hi people
i have a question.
recently im develop a WebApp, all its fine, but the problem is
when i disabled the cookies manualy from a tablet (Android),Ipad2 AND iphone 4s ,Just for Security of the customer.
The case is when i Test the webapp and i trying to create a SESSION with VB.NET, throwme an Error,
but when i enable again the cookies the SESSION Variables is created without Errors
Can this be possible?

thanks in advance.

Posted 23-Feb-12 7:29am

Rene Bustos

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-23T07:56:00

The default value for Session is to store in cookies. So, yes, the session id is in the cookie sent to the client. You can have the session id encrypted in the querystring and your code does not change at all. You just have to change the web.config setting.

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178581.aspx and other articles on MSDN.