I am involved in two conversations about a shopping solution, and it is
interesting to check existing sites that have good-loking solutions in
place and see them fail. I mean, if it fails when I pull it up impromptu
during a discussion when someone has noted it as a
famous/popular/well-done sit
Cliff Hirsch wrote:
I have seen some applications that only use url-based session IDs. I
think the PHP INI has a setting for this. If not, why not just attach
your own "tab-id" tag to every url.
Well, you know I thought that the URL rewriting was limited to the
session ID, but I checked the
On 1/17/07, Cliff Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If not, why not just attach your own "tab-id" tag to every url.
I have been toying with the idea of moving the UI for my CMS to a
tab-based interface. In order to track what the user wants to see or
work on, the way I think it would have to b
I have seen some applications that only use url-based session IDs. I
think the PHP INI has a setting for this. If not, why not just attach
your own "tab-id" tag to every url.
Cliff
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There is a particular feature that I've tried to implement with varying
success. I'm wondering if anybody else has tried.
The idea centers around scope. In a web app, it seems to me there are
three recognized scopes, plus a fourth one nobody talks about much:
1) Application/Database scope
