Sessions won't depend on the browser version. If you are using cookies for
the sessions, it will just depend on whether their browser has cookies
blocked or not. If you are not using cookies, and have the "transparent
SID" option turned on in the PHP.INI file, then the ?SID=xxx will get
appended onto links on the server-side before it ever even gets to the
user's browser, so the browser version will have nothing to do with whether
the SID gets added to the url or not. The SID will only get added
automatically if you have the "transparent SID" option turned on in the
php.ini file.
Also, the SID won't get added for things like JavaScript redirects, META
'refresh' tag redirects, header('Location: ...') redirects and all forms,
as far as I know, so you'll have to add it manually for these.
Hope that helps.
-Mike
At 02:44 PM 3/8/02 -0500, Dale Heil wrote:
>I am using IE6. I got someone with IE5.5 and my code works.
>
>So, I just went into IE6>Tools>Internet Options>Privacy>Web Sites>Edit
>and added my domain with Allow All and it works.
>
>I thought that php would still add the SID automatically even if a
>user had cookies blocked.
>
>Any explanations, work arounds beside having users change their settings when
>migrating to IE6? Disabled in IE5.5 and before is definitely different
>than blocked in IE6. It probably makes sense for security. Maybe that was
>one of the holes MS fixed?
>
>TIA, Dale.
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