Try using theinbox.php?<?=SID?>
Adding <?=SID?> to all your URLs will maintain session data if cookies are
turned off. The session ID (a random 32 character
string) is available in $PHPSESSID, so if you really wanted to you could do:
theinbox.php?PHPSESSID=$PHPSESSID
but <?=SID?> is easier.
Mick
On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Jome wrote:
> I'm programming an easy webmail and I've tried to use sessions. It works perfectly
>with cookies activated in the browser but I want it to be able for people which
>doesn't like cookies.
>
> If I've understood this correctly I should be able to fetch the sessiondata if I
>link something like theinbox.php?PHPSESSID=thesessionid - it won't work tho. I use
>session_start() in theinbox.php
>
> Anyone who has any idea about what I'm doing wrong? Should I define the session id
>for session_start or something?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Jome
>
>
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