In fact if it's across the same domain, just setting the "domain" attribute of "forms" element in web.config is enough.
Try this:
http://tmd1.pronopcommerce.com
http://tmd2.pronopcommerce.com
(feel free to create test users on the site)
and the web.config is:
NOTE: I just added doman="pronopcommerce.com".
Try this:
http://tmd1.pronopcommerce.com
http://tmd2.pronopcommerce.com
(feel free to create test users on the site)
and the web.config is:
<forms name="NOPCOMMERCE.AUTH" loginUrl="~/login" protection="All" timeout="43200" path="/" domain="pronopcommerce.com" requireSSL="false" slidingExpiration="true" />
NOTE: I just added doman="pronopcommerce.com".
I understand why this worked for you...because both stores are on same domain..just different subs...
But what if each store has it's own unique domain?