Hi,
You need to go to your php.ini file and change one of the session entries.
Create a folder anywhere on your computer for php to save session info in,
then enter that path name in session.save_path as demonstrated in the last
post. His sessions file has the path F: .
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PHP Install Ma
The windows binaries will do sessions for you.
In php.ini you need to do a few things in the sessions bit. Here's the
relevant part of my php.ini:
session.save_handler = files ; handler used to store/retrieve data
session.save_path = F:\php\sessiontmp; argument passed to
save_
I'm not a 100% sure but I think sessions only work with php compiled as an
apache module... could be wrong on that though. However, I do remember
reading something somewhere about that.
Anyway, have you checked that PHP was compiled with sessions tracking and
that cookies are enabled in your brow
I believe you are right, and near as I can tell the session_start command
is the first thing that's getting generated. I must admit I'm fairly new
to PHP myself, and from what I've seen in the book I am referencing there
is some setup that needs to be done to allow sessions. Unfortunately, th
I'm fairly new to this, so I may be wrong, but I believe that you must send
the session start before sending any other data to the browser.
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Jason Bell
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