> Try including "session_cache_limiter('public');" before your
> session_start(); call at the top of the page.
This is *exactly* what I needed!! It worked perfectly. Thank
you Ed, John very much for your feedback with this issue!
Chris
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> Are you downloading these files over HTTPS://?
Yes. But I just tried to force HTTP:// and that didn't
change anything.
thnx,
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Yes. But I just tried to force HTTP:// and that didn't
change anything.
thnx,
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Are you downloading these files over HTTPS://?
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From: Chris Boget [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 10:24 AM
To: CPT John W. Holmes; PHP General
Subject: Re: [PHP] Sessions and headers
> What errors, exactly? Can you show some examples?
> What errors, exactly? Can you show some examples?
The errors are not PHP. They are from the browser trying to open the
data being sent from the server (the HTML or binary data) in the appropriate
program. eg, Acrobat for PDF, Word for DOC, Excel for XL.
For this particular case, I'm using the
> When using PHP sessions, if the user's browser supports
> cookies, PHP sets the session id as a cookie (so far as I
> understand it). So when trying to use the session ID in a
> script, a cookie request is sent to the browser to get the ID
> and assigns it to the internal variable $PHPSESSID (ag
Well you are partly right Chris. But the client automatically sends the
cookie with the HTTP request. IE your request for a cookie doesn't send a
separate request header to the client.
You might want to check to see if you are accidentally outputting something
else after you call session_start()
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