Now it is clear that the problem is in your own PHP setting. In your php.ini
file there is a section entitled as "session". Have you changed anything
there? You might want to post this section here.
Since PHP saves the session information to a directory it is important to be
sure that the director
[PHP-WIN] Re: Session Variables Problem (Missing)
Thanks Hubo,
When I make a page with that code ... it always says 'New Session'. No
matter what I do the 'Session Variable Saved' never shows up.
Brad
"Hubo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Thanks Hubo,
When I make a page with that code ... it always says 'New Session'. No
matter what I do the 'Session Variable Saved' never shows up.
Brad
"Hubo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The code shown below is a complete php script for you. Save these lines
into
The code shown below is a complete php script for you. Save these lines into
a file, for example, 1.php, and try to visit it from a browser.
"Brad Lawryk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Thanks Hubo,
>
> Where would I nsert that coding? The coding should be fine
Thanks Hubo,
Where would I nsert that coding? The coding should be fine though as the
page works flawlessly on a Linux Server?
Brad
"Hubo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> To be sure that there is no coding error, just try this simple code:
> ' Begin ===
To be sure that there is no coding error, just try this simple code:
' Begin ==
'== End ==
I have got no problem about the session variables on my W2K system with both
IIS and Apache installed.
By the way, since the php.ini is the same both for IIS
Jed R. Brubaker wrote:
> I am having a problem with a simple script that uses session
> variables. It is a user authentication script and none of my users
> have had any problems with the exception of one individual. The
> session variables simply don't carry over. I am half convinced that
> it is
