All Macintosh users can't or is it just a type of one because that happened
to me before i change my sites to work with it. So if it is just one type of
Macintosh computer i might be able to help you.
From: matthew perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-D
I've been developing on a Mac for quite some time now without any
problems with sessions. I doubt it's something unique to the Mac. Are
trying to generate a pop-up window via Javascript for the login? Just
about all browsers that a Mac person would use have popup blocking
turned on.
If your we
I think the problem isn't session data specifically. The log in fails
before the session begins.
Strangely this ONLY happens with macs. I have never had a problem with
PCs.
Maybe mac computers have a different default setting that could be
causing this problem?
Matt
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Check if the session id is stored as a cookie and the mac users accepts cookies.
Otherwise try to send the session id by _GET
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From: matthew perry
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Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 8:31 PM
Subject: [PHP-DB] Macs and sessions
Macintosh
Are you certain that, for those users experiencing problems, cookies are
enabled/accepted by their browsers?
Just a guess.
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> From: matthew perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 1:32 PM
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Macintosh users can't log in on my web site.
I don't require anything unusual for log ins - simply a form with a user
id and password that queries a MySQL database.
The form is not encripted and I don't even use any security precautions
for the data transfer (users can't do much anyway).
After th
