I'm running PHP 4.3.2 on Mac OS X 10.2.8, with .html files parsed by PHP (specified with a local .htaccess file), and everything seems to be working fine here (.html URLs are re-written by PHP).

My advice would be to delete all your cookies, clear your cache, restart your browser with cookies disabled, and THEN do some testing :)

If it's still not working for your set-up, I guess you need to find out if the re-write code was changed between your version and mine, or perhaps something else?

Justin



On Monday, October 6, 2003, at 11:26 AM, Scott Teresi wrote:

I'm having trouble getting PHP's built-in session management to rewrite my
<a href=""> tags to include the session ID across pages when cookies are
disabled. Unfortunately, PHP seems to only add the PHPSESSID to a link if
the page ends in ".php", not ".html".


I've preferred to hide my ".php" extensions and simply have Apache execute
all files ending in ".html" (traffic isn't too heavy on this site). How can
I force PHP to pass the session ID to all URLs, even ones that don't end in
".php"?


Thanks for any help or references anyone can provide!

Scott Teresi
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