if your server does not have --trans-sid enabled the SID will not
automatically be appended to the URL, I think this is what your looking for,
to NOT have the SID appended right? then your server is set.
I test for cookies support in the same manner you mentioned, set it, see if
its still there.
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> I'm trying to find an enviroment variable, or something, that will let me
> know if the client's browser has cookies enabled or not. I'm doing this,
> because I don't want to pass the SID in the URL if I don't have to, and
the
> PHP I am working with is not compiled with --trans-sid
>
> I'm guessing I could do this in a roundabout way, by setting a cookie,
then
> trying to read it back. However, I was wondering if there way a simpler
> way?
>
> - John Vanderbeck
> - Admin, GameDesign
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