> There is a session problem with 4.1
>
> If register_globals is ON, then use session_register().
>
> If it's off, then use $_SESSION["name"] = "value"; and the value will
> automatically be registered.
What kind of session problem? I currently have register_globals set to on. I
am already usin
There is a session problem with 4.1
If register_globals is ON, then use session_register().
If it's off, then use $_SESSION["name"] = "value"; and the value will
automatically be registered.
---John Holmes...
> -Original Message-
> From: Adam Douglas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:
> Alright that's good to hear. In a specific case that I'm having
> this problem
> the main PHP file is including file (content) that refers to
> $_SESSION[nSID_PeopleID] in main. This value is vital in
> rendering the page.
> So it should be there right? Also about removing session_name(), how ca
> That's correct, although the cookie will remain resident it
> requires an
> inital page change/refresh. However after looking at your
> code I'm not
> convinced that is the problem since the first page of a
> session creation
> should still be usable with the session as the session ID is
>
> Well the cookie is set at the start of the PHP file that gets referenced
> each time. I'm not setting any manual cookies just using the
> default session
> cookie set by PHP. Below is all the code I use for the session. Formatting
> is kind of goofed up in e-mail but it's there. So even though t
> > something else after the initial page everything works fine. I
> > require this
> > to work initially because if someone comes in directly using a
> > link certain
> > content will render a error message because the registered
> variable is not
> > present for some reason. Oh and yes the cook
I already have this setup. The session works just not on the initial page
after login.
> Add
>
> At the top of each page, before anything else is done.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Adam Douglas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 3:15 PM
> To: PHP-General (maili
> something else after the initial page everything works fine. I
> require this
> to work initially because if someone comes in directly using a
> link certain
> content will render a error message because the registered variable is not
> present for some reason. Oh and yes the cookie to set the s
Add
At the top of each page, before anything else is done.
Jay
-Original Message-
From: Adam Douglas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 3:15 PM
To: PHP-General (mailing list) (E-mail)
Subject: [PHP] Session Initially Does Work
Hi. I've run into a problem
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