On the page you start the session,
${session_name()} isn't set. so if you need that on the first page too, you
should do the following
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I use them because 'sid' isn't always populated and, w
I hope you don't live in Bethlehem
Erik Price wrote:
> On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 04:40 PM, Thomas Deliduka wrote:
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> > I have a quick question for a veteren of sessions out there.
>
> I'd trust sessions with my life.
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>
>
> Erik Price
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I use them because 'sid' isn't always populated and, who knows, some browser
may not handle cookies right and then lose a session. I do it to make sure,
to be absolutely sure that it will work.
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> From: Thomas Deliduka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2002 17:09:20 -0500
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> Subject: Re: [PHP] Reliability of sessions
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> On 4/4/02 4:56 PM this was wri
On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 04:40 PM, Thomas Deliduka wrote:
> I have a quick question for a veteren of sessions out there.
I'd trust sessions with my life.
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On 4/4/02 4:56 PM this was written:
> How do you pass session IDs via strings? Can you describe in few words
> please?
Well, I know that SID is a defined constant (see session functions in the
online PHP manual) but just to be sure, I created my own functions:
function sessinfo() {
return s
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>> I am not sure about the reliability of sessions, but the way I do it is
>> also through several processes, and the information passed via > type=hidden na
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On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Vladislav Kulchitski wrote:
> Even though sessions are more handy, I still don't know what happens if
> cookies are disabled in the client's browser.
You don't even need to use cookies to support sessions. It's all in the
manual.
Regards,
Rodolfo.
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On 4/4/02 4:46 PM this was written:
> I am not sure about the reliability of sessions, but the way I do it
is
> also through several processes, and the information passed via type=hidden name=name value=$name> I can demon
On 4/4/02 4:46 PM this was written:
> I am not sure about the reliability of sessions, but the way I do it is
> also through several processes, and the information passed via type=hidden name=name value=$name> I can demonstrate it if you want.
That's what I was wanting to avoid. That's a lot of
ser.
Vlad
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I have a quick question for a veteren of sessions out there.
We're building a shopping cart and I'm play
I have a quick question for a veteren of sessions out there.
We're building a shopping cart and I'm playing with the idea of keeping the
checkout information such as Shipping and billing address in a session
variable until I retrieve it at checkout.
The checkout is a step process:
Shipping info
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