Hi all,
thanks for all your responses.
i think perhaps my situation was worded a bit wrongly. hence most
responses seem to be saying i am trying to access session variables of
1 cake app from another.
actually, i should emphasize that when i said the carts/add will set a
session value, this
DragonFlyEye - Isn't what Kei is attempting possible using database
sessions? He could store the DB session in the default database and
each seperate app could have it's own private DB for data.
On Jul 30, 12:25 pm, DragonFlyEye dragonflyey...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, you're not going to be able
PLUS there is need to pass session ID via URL. As cookies works ONLY
for one domain.
On Jul 31, 3:52 am, Beavis de Milo wig...@gmail.com wrote:
DragonFlyEye - Isn't what Kei is attempting possible using database
sessions? He could store the DB session in the default database and
each seperate
Hi all,
i have 2 cake apps. localhost/wp and localhost/checkout. wp sends a
httpsocket-post to localhost/checkout/carts/add and gets a result.
the carts/add will set a session value. wp will use the result of the
post and redirects to paypalsandbox. after that the paypalsandbox will
redirect to
Why do you have a completely separate application for the checkout
aspect of whatever it is you're doing? Seems like if they're both
built in CakePHP, you should probably use the same application.
A couple ideas:
On Jul 30, 10:48 am, Kei Simone kimc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
i have 2 cake
Why two separate applications for this? Is one not CakePHP?
Offhand, here's a few things:
1. Localhost can often be a tricky thing for cookies and sessions.
Make sure those addresses are really the way content is being served
up to the browser.
2. Cookie settings in Configure::write(): make sure
Hi there,
the idea is that i am doing something like an ecommerce platform for
merchants.
there are 2 apps because i want the shopping site to be on 1 domain
and the checkout pages to be on another domain.
so that i can use ssl on the checkout pages and that this is
consistent for ALL customers
Well, you're not going to be able to maintain a standard session
across multiple domains. That's basic to sessions and cookies. You can
certainly create some sort of non-visible login system (like a GET
variable) that allows the user to see the same things on two domains,
but a literal session
