the same if(isset()) table, then the variables will be
passed around as long as the user stays at your site. No cookies or
sessions required.
Hope this helps,
Hugh
- Original Message -
From: "Maureen Roihl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, Mar
Hi,
Saturday, March 15, 2003, 7:31:52 AM, you wrote:
MR> We are looking for a way to set several key/value pairs (which will differ
MR> across users) such that they will persist during the user's session and
MR> be logged in the weblogs for every request that user makes. Some
MR> potential
You could use output buffering to do the rewriting for you.
IF you use ob_start('my_function'); at the top of your page, where
my_function is the name of a callback function
This function might look like this:
function my_function($buffer)
{
return $buffer . '?x=foo&y=bar';
}
That's it.
At 22:31 14.03.2003, Maureen Roihl said:
[snip]
>- find a way for PHP to automatically tack the parameters onto the ends
>of url querystrings, the same way it can do with PHPSESSIONID (we haven't
>found, in our initial research, a way to do this)
>
>Our p
We are looking for a way to set several key/value pairs (which will differ
across users) such that they will persist during the user's session and
be logged in the weblogs for every request that user makes. Some
potential ways of doing this that occurred to us:
- implement functionality t
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