Hi,
> I have tried
> setting EMBPERL_SESSION_MODE 0x21 but this just doesn't do
> it, for some reason it seems to generate a new session_id
> everytime I visit the page,
Yes, when %sdat is used it generate a new session by design, because %sdat
keeps history. To pass the session id as a paramt
Hello Stefan,
The way I used to handle sessions was by creating a huge random number that
I would pass as a hidden field or in the query string. I would try to make
a mixture of characters and numbers so that it would be very difficult for
someone walking by to try to write down if they saw it
>
> This didn't work, but
> $r -> session_id(undef);
> worked.
>
Yes, of course it a method
> While the 'EMBPERL_UID=...' is not inserted any more, the '?' still is.
>
Setting it to undef should also avoid the '?'. Don't know why this happens.
I have to look more deeply into that
Gerald
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 10:24:25AM +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > I am using cookie-less-sessions with Embperl-2.0b8. This works ok, but I
> > always have sessions, even if I didn't use %udat. I am trying to have a
> web
> > site that doesn't use sessions until you log in, then uses sessions and
> I am using cookie-less-sessions with Embperl-2.0b8. This works ok, but I
> always have sessions, even if I didn't use %udat. I am trying to have a
web
> site that doesn't use sessions until you log in, then uses sessions and
> if you logout it gets rid of the session again. This seems to work fi
