I just tried this here below. Before trying this I changed any called to
$PHPSESSID to session_id().
I turned off cookies
Loaded the page... Created session id and file:
sess_44074d3a54862b480c3407c9eb373f77
Contents: var1|s:8:"My var 1";var2|s:8:"My var 2";
I submitted the form:
PHPsessionid shows up as: 2f633e17c6752342d0c1e7e6191b4112
New file with same name contents: var3|s:8:"My Var 3";
I removed index2.php and went back to the first file.
PHP SessID shows up as 68b482365d9086068edfa3e35d8dd41d
Corresponding file with contents: var1|s:8:"My var 1";var2|s:8:"My var 2";
This is different then what I previously said.
But it's clear to me that each time session_start() is called, it doesn't
open the existing session rather it creates a new one.
When I click the 'try this link' instead when starting over. It still
creates a new session ID on the server.
On 9/24/2001 1:31 PM this was written:
> OK, do you have access to your /tmp directory? If so, close your browser,
> then open it and request your index page. Now sort the files in /tmp by
> creation time, to find the newly created session file. Look at its contents,
> and see if the 2 variables have values assigned to them in the file. Do this
> before you click submit on index.
>
> BTW, I don't think $PHPSESSID is ever defined on the first request. Instead,
> you can do this to see the new session ID on the first page. That will also
> help you find the correct session file to inspect.
>
> echo "session id is " . session_id() . "<br>\n";
--
Thomas Deliduka
IT Manager
-------------------------
New Eve Media
The Solution To Your Internet Angst
http://www.neweve.com/
--
PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/)
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
