Storing the referrer in session... problems with tabs

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hello All

I am currently working on an ERP project based on the MVC methodology, when a user navigates the site we store the referrer in session.

The problem we have is that using multiple tabs upsets our session stack of referrers, it would be good to store this stack as an associative array so we have a stack for each tab, as at the moment if you open a new tab, the original tab redirects to the wrong place.

The problem I have is that I need a unique identifier for that array, now it would be too easy to think that a tab_id would exist, but it doesn't appear so.



So does anybody know if it's possible to get the tab index, even if it's exclusively using FireFox (we will provide a fall-back for IE etc *pukes*)

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