ID: 39227
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: martyn dot griffin at charter dot net
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: Fedora 5
PHP Version: 5.1.6
New Comment:
No, there were no such changes in 5.1.6.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-10-23 12:25:13] martyn dot griffin at charter dot net
It apparently has to do with some sort of SESSION boundary handling,
and was changed at the onset of 5.1.6. Perhaps some ini file setting
that now defaults differently than before??
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[2006-10-23 08:22:51] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PHP doesn't know anything (and doesn't care) about frames.
This is obviously not PHP problem.
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[2006-10-22 22:20:34] martyn dot griffin at charter dot net
I think I understand why you could not recreate the problem?!
I was working using a frameset, where the SESSION values were being set
in the page that defined the frames.
When the target pages were launched in each of the frames, all the
SESSION values are gone.
When I finally tested it outside of any frames, it all worked as
expected.
To put this another way, when I create a simple frameset definition and
at the start of it do something like:
$_SESSION['xxx']="abcdef";
that value never shows when I try to echo it from the page that the
frame links to.
I have a WXP environment that is running PHP 5.1.5 and this problem
does not occur. Unfortunately (for me!), I can not revert my Linux
system back to pre-PHP 5.1.6
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[2006-10-22 15:52:56] martyn dot griffin at charter dot net
I owe all an appology - it must have been a senior moment!!
The issue applies to using $_SESSION not $_SERVER, so please change
that in all my references.
I have the following set (or defaulted) in php.ini
register_globals = Off
register_long_arrays = Off
register_argc_argv = Off
variables_order = "EGPCS"
This was not changed since running 5.1.4 when the application
functioned as expected.
Also, the example to reproduce the problem should be altered in the
included code as:
<?PHP
// index.php
include_once('script/funcs.php');
setTheme('default');
echo 'BG Color-->'.$_SESSION['thmBGcol'];
?>
<?PHP
// funcs.php
session_start();
$_SESSION['BASE'] = 'default';
function setTheme($thm)
{
$_SESSION['thmBGcol'] = "#000066";
}
?>
Every page used starts with the include for funcs.php.
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[2006-10-22 05:44:26] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You are assigning things to _SERVER? That seems like a really bad
idea. What do you think that will do? How about using $GLOBALS for
that instead?
Having said that, I can't reproduce your problem here. Are you running
any 3rd-party extensions, or do you have variables_order in you php.ini
file set to exclude "S" ?
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