Hello all fellow-hackers
I am working on a project that includes a number of web sites, which are
grouped together into one network. Kind of like the OSDN network, of which
Slashdot.org, for example, is a member.
I need to implement a cross-site session. Using a technique, similar to the
Stefen,
There is no built-in way to do what you are speaking about here (that I
know of), but there is a pretty easy technique. However, even this
requires a lot of work to integrate into your existing code, but it will
ease all future additions and maintenance.
Keep a variable called
I made an error in my explanation (below). The reason you don't want to
include the query string separator character in your variable is to
allow flexibility with the types of URLs you can easily integrate this
in with. My example should have looked like this:
a href=http://www.site3.com/??
-Site Sesison ID Propagation
Date: Mon, 08 Jul 2002 17:31:02 -0500
I made an error in my explanation (below). The reason you don't want to
include the query string separator character in your variable is to allow
flexibility with the types of URLs you can easily integrate this in with.
My example
Stefen Lars wrote:
I think that the solution you offer is a great idea. However, in my
case, I may not be able to implement it as I, as the webmaster, do not
always get the chance to add '$next_query_string' to the a href. Some
of the cross-site links are added to discussion forums by the
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