> I wasn't able to find this in the docs, so could someone
> tell me exactly how --enable-trans-sid is supposed to work
> behind the scenes?
> while it won't for this url:
>
> <a href="/interactive/direct_apply/resident.php"
> target="_top">here</a>
I've also tried...
<a href="/interactive/direct_apply/resident.php"
target="_blank">here</a>
> > It makes no sense to me...
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Ok, I found one of my problems but I didn't find the other.
Again, I have 2 frames. The above link is in the left frame.
In the frame, in the actual page, I'm printing out the the
value of $PHPSESSID and it is showing a value. So I know
the session has been started. I click on the above link to
get to the next page and the next page isn't getting the
$PHPSESSID passed to it.
I have --enable-trans-sid turned on and it's working in most
places. However, it's not working in all places. Can anybody
guess as to what is going on? Why wouldn't PHP automagically
transmit the SID to the next page (append it to the href) as
it should with --enable-trans-sid turned off.
One last thing of note - this works when cookies are turned
on. The $PHPSESSID gets set as a cookie and it's all good.
Now, I'm going through my pages with cookies turned off
to make sure that nothing in the site breaks... I want to
make sure users w/cookies turned off can use my site, too.
In doing this I made the following configuration settings:
IE: Tools->Internet Options->Security->Custom Level->
Cookies and I said disable for both:
"Allow cookies that are stored on your computer"
"Allow per session cookies"
NS: Edit->Preferences->Advanced->Disable Cookies
Again, any help would be greatly appreciated!
Chris
