Hi,
I have a PHP file containing the code below. It works great when all
default setting exist in IE; each time I click on refresh, the session
variable is incremented and displays on the screen. If I change my browsers
setting to block all cookies, my session variable appears not to increment
and refreshing the screen displays the same text all the time.
Q1. Is this because sessions use session cookies and IE blocks these at high
security?
Q2. I was told that if cookies are turned off, there is a way to use the
session ID variable to accomplish what I want instead of cookies. How can I
do this OR please point me to an easy tutorial.
Thanks,
Don
====== Start of code ======
<?PHP
session_start();
header("Cache-control: private"); //IE 6 Fix
if(!$_SESSION['count']){
$_SESSION['count'] = 1;
} else {
$_SESSION['count']++;
}
?>
You have visited <? echo $_SESSION['count']; ?> pages so far!
======= End of code =======
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