Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

* Thus wrote Shaun Campbell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > That's it. Setting use_trans_sid to 1 got sessions working. I'm now getting > PHPSESSID=7398a182a64f0b2603e369812e130727 appended to the end of the > page2.php URL and only one session file in my temp directory. > > One final question. In the php

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

That's it. Setting use_trans_sid to 1 got sessions working. I'm now getting PHPSESSID=7398a182a64f0b2603e369812e130727 appended to the end of the page2.php URL and only one session file in my temp directory. One final question. In the php.ini file it says that "Use of trans sid may risk your use

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

If you want to check for cookie add echo "cookie = ".$_COOKIE[session_name()]; to the second page. To check if transparent sessions are enabled look into phpinfo() output -> session.use_trans_sid Shaun Campbell wrote: I've tried the suggested code changes and no difference :( I just don't thi

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

I've tried the suggested code changes and no difference :( I just don't think sessions are working for me at all. I said in my original posting that the second page was creating an empty file in my session.save_path directory as though the second page has no reference to the first one. In my sav

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

On Wednesday 22 October 2003 22:08, Shaun Campbell wrote: > I've got a problem getting sessions to work and I wondered if anyone could > offer any advice. > > The example I am using is to get one page to set variables in a session and > then use another page to retrieve them. I am using 4.3.4RC2 a

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

Chris Boget wrote: Okay, so we're back to square onewhy his sessions aren't working. This thread has been snipped too much, and I've already deleted the original, so I don't have the code that wasn't working. Sadly, I don't have the original, either. :| I just pulled it from the archives on

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

> Okay, so we're back to square onewhy his sessions aren't working. > This thread has been snipped too much, and I've already deleted the > original, so I don't have the code that wasn't working. Sadly, I don't have the original, either. :| > On a side note, Chris, are you in Louisiana? Y

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

Chris Boget wrote: "; echo "bar = {$_SESSION['bar']}"; Not when it's inside a string. His statements should output the following: foo = somevalue bar = anothervalue Also... he's using { and } because you can't access an array's value unless it's within curly braces. Not entirely true. You can st

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

>> > echo "foo = {$_SESSION['foo']}"; >> echo "bar = {$_SESSION['bar']}"; > Not when it's inside a string. > His statements should output the following: > foo = somevalue > bar = anothervalue > Also... he's using { and } because you can't access an array's value > unless it's within curly braces.

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

Chris W. Parker wrote: John Nichel on Wednesday, October 22, 2003 11:33 AM said: "; echo "bar = {$_SESSION['bar']}"; Get rid of the "foo =" and the "bar =". when you use the single equals sign, you're setting value Not when it's inside a string. His statement

RE: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

John Nichel on Wednesday, October 22, 2003 11:33 AM said: >> > echo "foo = {$_SESSION['foo']}"; >> echo "bar = {$_SESSION['bar']}"; > > Get rid of the "foo =" and the "bar =". when you use the single > equals sign, you're setting value Not when it's inside a

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

Daniel Guerrier wrote: Your right :) I think he's using the brackets instead of parenthesis in the echo's. Change the {} to () Yep, he is...didn't notice that on the first pass. The code I cut and pasted from his with have errors Fixed code echo ( $_SESSION['foo'] . "\n" ); echo ( $_SE

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

Your right :) I think he's using the brackets instead of parenthesis in the echo's. Change the {} to () --- John Nichel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Daniel Guerrier wrote: > > The second page should be > > > > > session_start(); > > echo { $_SESSION['foo'] . "\n"); > > echo { $_SE

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

Daniel Guerrier wrote: The second page should be \n"); echo { $_SESSION['bar'] }; ?> you're missing the session_start() You need it on every page that you plan to use session on. He has session_start() on page two. page2.php -- Same here \n"); echo { $_SESSION['bar'] }; ?

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

The second page should be \n"); echo { $_SESSION['bar'] }; ?> you're missing the session_start() You need it on every page that you plan to use session on. --- John Nichel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Shaun Campbell wrote: > > I've got a problem getting sessions to work and I > wondered

Re: [PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

Shaun Campbell wrote: I've got a problem getting sessions to work and I wondered if anyone could offer any advice. The example I am using is to get one page to set variables in a session and then use another page to retrieve them. I am using 4.3.4RC2 and prior to that 4.3..3 on Win2k with IE6 and

[PHP] Newbie - Can't get sessions to work

I've got a problem getting sessions to work and I wondered if anyone could offer any advice. The example I am using is to get one page to set variables in a session and then use another page to retrieve them. I am using 4.3.4RC2 and prior to that 4.3..3 on Win2k with IE6 and Apache 1.3.22. The c