Wait a minute, the server lives on a server farm, but it's still a single
server answering all your requests, correct? If that's the case you're
definitely not having the same problem.
Do you get any errors on the javascript console?
Either way, you will have to give us something to work with (
I don't know that i'm having that same issue, i'm not actually using a
database behind this app. i'm basically just sending some data to a python
function and re-calling this function over and over to visualize the
computing. I'm guessing that the issue is based on the fact that the
production
If you're indeed having the same problem as that stackoverflow question,
what you can do is you can store the cookies in the database, or you can
store it in the client's cookie (this has some security implications).
You have detailed explanations on how to do this with web2py here:
http://web2p
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