I'm reposting this earlier message for Molly Signs, who may not have been subbed to the list when it was first sent.
Molly, this change allows the quiz to work for me (MySQL+PHP+IIS). Let us list know if making the change doesn't work for you. -Aaron :-)' -----Original Message----- From: Michael O Purcell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 6:15 AM To: Dobbs, Aaron; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: TILT Quiz question Is a late reply better than no reply at all? We are using TILT, php in CGI mode, and IIS. IIS has a bug that occurs when a CGI program tries to set a cookie and redirect in the same response (detailed in Microsoft Knowledge Base article Q176113). For example, the following changes were made to short_reg.php beginning on line 21: if ($row[0] != "") { $person_id = $row[0]; setcookie ("reg_id","$person_id", 0, "/"); header("Refresh: 0; URL=$redirect"); // works with php cgi & iis MP 10-28-2003 // header ("Location:$redirect"); // does not work with pgp cgi & iis MP 10-28-2003 } I have been able to login as a returning user, take a quiz (at the end of the quiz I am still "me" and not "guest"), have the results saved in the quiz table, have the option of emailing quiz results, and successfully email those results. -- Michael Purcell, Network Admin, [EMAIL PROTECTED] University Libraries, Office of Libraries Technology University of Louisville, Louisville, KY 40292 Phone: (502) 852-3903 | Pager: (502) 455-1036 >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/12/2003 6:18:05 PM >>> Greetings all, After much fun and playing around I have the new version of TILT up at Austin Peay. The only thing that doesn't appear to work (the registration process enters people into the person database just fine) is the cookie that stores user info. I register myself as a new user (whereupon I find a new entry in the db) and run through the questions-- but when I get to the final screen (where I expect to see my name and the email option) I find that I am recognized as 'Guest'. If I exit tilt and come back in as a Returning User I am allowed in, but again at the end of the quiz I am only 'Guest'. My guess is somewhere in the code there is a check to see if sendmail is confgured on the server (which it is). My questoin is where in the code do I need to specify an alternate location to find sendmail - since it is not in any sort of default place? The email function did not work in our older implementation either, and we would like to implement it asap. If I knew where to modify things in the code to send it via W2K's SMTP service (which is up and works fine for other apps we have here) I would. -Aaron :-)'
