Hello Lindsey, I am posting this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for you. The php-dev list is for the development of PHP itself, not for user questions.
Also, as a guess to your problem, when you include a resource by URL, you are going to receive the same output that a browser would (when you view source), so any PHP code in that resource is going to be executed prior to receipt. If this is a local file, you should use the filesystem path instead. For example: include '/home/lindsey/public_html/foo.php'; instead of: include 'http://www.example.org/~lindsey/foo.php'; If you must use a URL and you want to retain session, you will have to pass your session identifier on the URL. Chris --- Lindsey Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a situation involving my session and an include(). > > I'm trying to include() a page using the full path. My session is > registered and I can verify all is well with it. I want to retain the > session from within the page I'm including. > > So: > > I'm pasting my code here (please ignore the variables except the session > stuff at the end. > > $this_URL = $URL . "index.php?modu=display_shots&show_ident=" . > $_REQUEST['select_ident'] . "&select_ident=" . $_REQUEST['select_ident'] > .. "&noheader=1&nofooter=1&no_print_link=1&add_record=1&" . > session_name() . "=" . session_id(); > include($this_URL); > > my webserver just hangs and I have to restart it in order to get any > more pages from anywhere on the server. > > I've tested this in 4.2.3 and 4.3. > > Is my syntax correct in terms of what I should append to the > URL when include()ing it? I'm basing it on what I read about passing SID > (which I can't use since it's returning empty on the page where I have > the include() line) > > Thanks for your help, > -l -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
