Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Uh, sorry, I meant "ignore_user_abort = On" These negated ini options suck.
-Rasmus
That fixed it! =) I'll make sure to read the Connection Handling chapter. I havn't looked into the php.ini docs, in quite a few php versions. I'm sure my knowledge about them is now outdated.
Thank you. This was a problem I've had for a little over a year now.
Kyndig
On Sat, 28 Feb 2004, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
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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