Well, I've tried that (actually using the zend framework)
if($_REQUEST["PHPSESSID"]){
Zend_Session::setId($_REQUEST["PHPSESSID"]);
}
but this doesn't seem to be working.
If I take the session id from one browser (firefox) and then try to set
it in another browser (IE) like:
http://localhost:82/home?PHPSESSID=f2281c38e9a26daba9c486c7e45704d5
IE gets the same cookie, but I'm not logged in (as I was in firefox with
the same session id).
If I try to request
http://localhost:82/home?PHPSESSID=xxx
in firefox (while logged in), it's not changing the session id to xxx,
and therefore I'm still logged in.
Am I using i wrong?
Christer Edvartsen wrote:
You could use the session_id function to set the session id. Check out
the php manual:
http://www.php.net/session_id
Anders Gunnarsson wrote:
Hi
I'd like to send the session id as a url request (on a single page),
instead of using the cookie.
(Firefox looses the cookie when uploading files with flash)
Something like:
if($_GET["PHPSESSID"]){
// set session to $_GET["PHPSESSID"]
}
session_start()
is this possible?
regards
Anders
