How about the sessions?
doesn't sessions also needs to send header data (before any other output)?
the sessions are registered normally..
At 17:07 12/11/01 -0800, Christopher William Wesley wrote:
>Your problem probably is including the miec.php from the .shtml
>document. Does the .shtml docum
But what about the session? It get's registered... doesn't sessions also
need to send header information?
it gets registered... it just doesn't persist...
At 17:07 12/11/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Your problem probably is including the miec.php from the .shtml
>document. Does the .shtml document sen
Your problem probably is including the miec.php from the .shtml
document. Does the .shtml document send any output to the browser before
including your .php script? If so, you're not going to be able to send
any cookies from the .php script. Once any standard output makes it to
the browser (inc
I've recently had a problem with sessions, and came up with a problem that
apparently has no solution...
I want to understand why EXACTLY it does't work...
From what I understand about sessions (reading PHP Docs), cookies are
default and URLs holding the session_id are used if the cookies can
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