php-windows Digest 15 May 2008 10:17:26 -0000 Issue 3473
Topics (messages 28898 through 28900):
Re: Sessions Question!
28898 by: Matthew Gonzales
28899 by: Alf Stockton
PHP and Windows - php_mysqli continued
28900 by: Brereton, Stephen
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Alf,
Do the headers just prevent the browser from holding on to the cache and
does the session still work? I am a little confused. I looked at the
info on PHP.net and it confused even more.
By the way. South Africa rocks! I just spent last Christmas in Capetown
and Langebaan with my wife. A beautiful country!
Matt G
Matthew Gonzales
IT Professional Specialist
Enterprise Information Technology Services
University of Georgia
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Alf Stockton wrote:
Matthew Gonzales wrote:
What function would I use to clear the browser cache.
There is no function that can clear cache only the user can clear
their own cache......:-(
The best you can do is:-
<meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="no-cache">
also when you get to call the offending page make sure that the call
is not the same as what it was the last time it was called. I use:-
<a href=Administration.php?Diva=".rand()."><img src=images/Back.png></a>
Note the ?Diva=".rand()." unlikely to be the same twice....:-(
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Matthew Gonzales wrote:
Alf,
Do the headers just prevent the browser from holding on to the cache and
does the session still work? I am a little confused. I looked at the
info on PHP.net and it confused even more.
The meta header goes into the header of your html and is supposed to
tell the browser to not cache this page. Note I said "supposed" as I
think the IE has its own rules. The session is independent of the meta
headers and will work fine. BTW Google for "html meta" for more info.
My telling you to use google does not imply that I am unwilling to help.
If you need more just ask.
>
By the way. South Africa rocks! I just spent last Christmas in Capetown
and Langebaan with my wife. A beautiful country!
You are right. It is a beautiful country but it has just too much crime
and the authorities have no idea or are not willing to do anything about
the crime.
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Having found the phpinfo() instructions, I've reinstalled PHP5 on win w2k3, and
have made a few corrections to the ini file as a result.
Is there a way to find what dlls are being found when the ini file is loaded? I
have moved the libmysql and php_mysqli dlls into the dlls and ext folders
respectively of the php5 install - these folders were not there from the
install, which I found a bit weird.
Is there any particular setting to look out for within the phpinfo output, that
would help here?
thanks
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