The subdomain's are all on the same server and all have their docroot set to
the same directory. I'm mainly using subdomains as a way to keep the site
organized and to have different graphics based on their sport location.

So if I pass to the next subdomain, do I just use session_start() if the
person is logged in with sessions??

Thanks for your help!

Jason



> I'm guessing that your "redirection to the appropriate subdomain"
> actually refers to a different instance of the webserver
> potentially on a different machine? If so, then that's why "the
> session is lost". Sessions are maintained on a per server basis
> (am I correct here?)
>
> Even so, you can redirect to a specific page in the appropriate
> sport tld and reconstruct/restart the session (I guess to that
> point you should only have a memberid after the authentication).
>
> cheers,
> thalis
>
>
> On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Jason Dulberg wrote:
>
> > I am working on a sports website that will have a subdomain for
> each major
> > sport. There is a login panel on the main domain that routes
> users to the
> > appropriate subdomain depending on the sport that they are in.
> Everything
> > seems to be ok with cookies (cookiedomain=.domain.tld) but I
> can't get it to
> > work with sessions -- even if I pass the session id in the URL.
> >
> > In the login script, I define the session then route to the appropriate
> > subdomain. This where the problem lies - after redirection, the
> session is
> > lost. It appears that the session is defined for the domain
> name that the
> > user signs in on - if I allow users to login on their given
> sport subdomain,
> > the session works ok, but this doesn't work the way I'd like.
> >
> > Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?
> >
> > (I can post my login/session code if need be)
> >
> > Thanks for any suggestions!!
> >
> > __________________
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> > Extreme MTB
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> >
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