On Monday 24 September 2001 18:39, Thomas Deliduka wrote:
> On 9/24/2001 12:32 PM this was written:
> >> After reloading IE on the PC now the SID constant doesn't
> >> echo anything at
> >> all.
> >
> > SID is always defined on the first page request. It is only
> > defined on later page requests if cookies are disabled in the
> > browser.
>
> So, I shouldn't use that if I'm depending on SID to display on
> pages to pass the session ID. Or what, disable cookie support in
> my php.ini?
No, SID constant is especially usefull when you don't know if the
user accepts cookies or not. SID will have a real value (e.g.
PHPSESSID=lk123s....) when you should add it to the url, and will
have an empty value when you don't need to deal with it (because it's
been stored in cookie).
Arpi
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