I am currently re-writing part of my website to allow people who don't use
cookies to still use the site features. However, I have run into a problem.
I send the session ID from page to page via the query string, and retreve it
using $_GET. Everything works fine, and if set I store the details in
$AppendStringToURL
// Code for $AppendStringToURL
if ( isset( $_GET[NonCookieLogin] ) ) {
// Using other method to login
$AppendStringToURL = "?NonCookieLogin=".$_GET[NonCookieLogin];
}
Again, this works fine. I then split the page into two frames as shown
below:
$FrameProperTarget =
"http://".$_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]."/".$FrameTarget.$AppendStringToURL;
$OffsideTarget =
"http://".$_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]."/members/interface/"."offside.php".$AppendS
tringToURL;
The problem is that $FrameProperTarget gets the bit added on the end so that
the ID is passed on, but $OffsideTarget does not get any value from
$AppendStringToURL. For example:
Value of $FrameProperTarget -
http://scryt.no-ip.com/members/columns.php?NonCookieLogin=896c972ac44a7babdf
2549ead6f30b86
Value of $OffsideTarget -
http://scryt.no-ip.com/members/interface/offside.php
As you can see, it has not added the bit onto the end... and I have no idea
why. Since one works and the other doesn't, yet they both use the same
construction method, they both use the same variable, and the
$AppendStringToURL does not show up anywhere else in the source code of the
HTML page (i.e. its not outside any ", it doesn't excist. Something has gone
totally up the creek here... any ideas?
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