On Friday 13 August 2004 11:19 am, you wrote: > On Friday 13 August 2004 11:14 am, Andre Dubuc wrote: > > Hi James, [snip]
.for thatt matter, have you 'saved' it using session_write_close(); > > From the Manual: > Session data is usually stored after your script terminated without the > need to call session_write_close(), > [snip] Well, for my money James, that's where your problem lies. Notice the "usually" in the Manual quote. In my experience, it never saves unless I write to it. But, with your config, with session.auto_start=1, if I read that correctly, it will do nothing other than start the session automatically, but not save a change to a session variable. Hence, it reloads with a 'not-set' condition in that code. And by the way, it is hitting that if condition - hence your reset session. Just my $2 worth (inflation, you know :>) Andre > Time is set. > > > Test1 and hits the above condition, it will write a new time, and hence a > > new session. > > It should never hit the if condition after the first load of the page. > > > I presume two things; 1. that you have <?php session_start(); ?> as > > opener lines on each page and 2. that register_globals=off. > > In my php.ini I have session.auto_start = 1, so that I do not need > session_start(). And register_globals is set to off. > > > The last thing caused > > all sorts of grief for me last week - messes up sessions if 'on' > > Been there done that! Thanks for trying to help! > > James -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php