ignore_user_abort = Off
in your php.ini file
And read the Connection Handling chapter in the manual.
-Rasmus
On Sat, 28 Feb 2004, Kyndig wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I've been working on my website for a few years now. It uses SESSION
> management. I am using: php4.3 version. A problem I have had for awhile
> now is that all session information is lost if a page does not fully
> load. This wouldn't be an issue, except on every page load I create a
> MySQL link id for that page load, and store the object in a SESSION
> varriable:
> $db = new db("mydatabase");
> $_SESSION["db"] = $db;
>
>
> Then throughout the website code, I'll simply call: $q =
> $_SESSION["db"];
> This is causing my pages to fail ( I have the queries wrapped to send
> users to an error page if there is a DB issue ).
>
> The reason I attempt to store the database object in a SESSION is
> because there are quite a number of databases in a single page load that
> can be called. I don't want to spend time opening a new DB connection
> for every query to the database. A single page load could have up to 15
> queries to output the data and use up to 10 different databases (not
> tables) to produce the output.
>
> Recomendations on how to fix my problem are much appreciated. If more
> data is needed to assist in debugging, just let me know.
>
> Thank you,
> Calvin Ellis
> webmaster: http://www.mudmagic.com/
>
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