Is there an inconsistent hostname, like www.example.com to open the page then only using example.com n the ajax part? Not sure if that would even have an effect, just something that occured to me.
On Jan 22, 6:22 pm, twilsoncom <twilson...@gmail.com> wrote: > Of course, PHP should be reading the Session ID from a cookie sent > along with the headers, so you might check to make sure that the > domain parameter for the cookie is originally being set in such a way > that the script you're calling through AJAX has access to read the > cookie. I've had similar problems working across subdirectories in > vanilla PHP. Here's the link to the cookie parameters for > sessions.http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-get-cookie-params.php > > Good luck! > > --Tom > > On Jan 20, 10:32 pm, Skilzat99X <aaron.michael.leon...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > Hello everyone. > > > I was racking my brain for a few hours today over a problem pertaining > > to an AJAX call in jQuery. > > > Basically, I have the user click an item in a <select> list. Upon > > clicking an <option> a .post request is sent to a script, which gives > > me some HTML data to be added to part of the page. That part works > > fine. > > > But, the server-side script also stores a variable in the $_SESSION > > variable when it's called. But this is not stored in the clients > > session as I anticipated. It appears to be being stored in the server > > session or something. > > > Yes, session_start() is at the top of all files. > > > To test, I used print_r to output the whole $_SESSION variable in both > > my static script, and to be returned by the AJAX call. The main script > > outputs an entire slew of data stored in the $_SESSION variable, but > > the content of the returned HTML shows only the single element in the > > $_SESSION array that is set by that script. > > > I also had both scripts output their session_id()'s, and they're both > > different. I attempted to use session_id() to set the ID of the AJAX > > script to that of the main script (by sending the session_id as a > > variable to the AJAX script, of course), but that didn't help either. > > > I couldn't figure out why this isn't working. Any help would be > > greatly appreciated. Thank you!
