Alok K. Dhir wrote: > > By any chance, is page one the "entrance" page to your application?
Yes. > I.e. is there a session id in either the query string of the page URL or > was there one passed to it via a POST? Nope. Is the is the entrance so there is no nothing passed to it. Users just enter the URL in the location bar, for example, and come in. > Without cookies enabled, there is no way to allow users to use the back > button to go back to the entrance page while maintaining the session. Really? I just turned cookies and javascript off and then visited Amazon.com. I added an item to my cart, hit the back buttonall way back to the entrance and then checked my cart ... lo-and-behold the item was in my cart still. How did they do that? > One (hackish) solution to this is to cause the entrance page to > immediately redirect to itself using either PHP's header function, or a > meta refresh. Your goal here is to make it so that hitting back from a > secondary page would take you to the post-refreshed entrance page which > has the session ID. Ok. Can you explain this in more detail? I understand the concept you are suggesting but I can't picture how to do this in PHP. Thanks for the info! Jc -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
