At 09:56 PM 6/14/2007, you wrote:
header( "Location:
http://example.com/membership.php?action=pay_internet&join=$joinFlag&PHPSESSID={$_SESSION['id']}"
);
This should suffice
header( "Location:
http://example.com/membership.php?action=pay_internet&join=$joinFlag&".SID );
I knew that, but I
Michael Southwell wrote:
Here it is; comments/criticism/suggestions welcome:
// get it at the very beginning just so I have it, regardless of cookies
list( $label, $id ) = explode( '=', SID );
$_SESSION['id'] = $id;
...
// test input
...
// passed all tests, redirect to thanks, pay now
At 09:14 PM 6/14/2007, you wrote:
I'd still be interested in seeing where you set the Location header,
because it's possible you're not addressing the root cause of the problem.
Here it is; comments/criticism/suggestions welcome:
// get it at the very beginning just so I have it, regardless of
Michael Southwell wrote:
> Rolan Yang, David Krings, and Paul Jones all suggested that the problem
> might be caused by users who weren't accepting cookies (and for whom the
> session id therefore needed to be passed as a $_GET variable); they were
> right. As soon as I fixed the redirect to inclu
On 6/14/07 8:58 PM, "Michael Southwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rolan Yang, David Krings, and Paul Jones all suggested that the
> problem might be caused by users who weren't accepting cookies (and
> for whom the session id therefore needed to be passed as a $_GET
> variable); they were right
Rolan Yang, David Krings, and Paul Jones all suggested that the
problem might be caused by users who weren't accepting cookies (and
for whom the session id therefore needed to be passed as a $_GET
variable); they were right. As soon as I fixed the redirect to
include that, the problems went aw
On 6/12/07, Cliff Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been testing the Form PRG pattern, and really like the way it acts
on the user side. The back button and resubmit/reload button behave so much
nicer, versus those ugly POSTDATA messages. But it is a bear to implement,
unless I'm missing
I am getting the following error message:
Call to undefined function: filter_var() in
I¹m using XAMPP V1.5.5, PHP V5.1.6. My server check says that the filter
extension is installed.
Any thoughts? Anyone using the filter extension with this version on
Xampp/PHP?
Cliff
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