O'Reilly has their PHP and MySQL training. I have a work sponsored
business re-imbursement of $250 twice per year for training
(staggeringly big budget, eh?). Anyone know of any other PHP training I
can look at that's delivered over a distance?
O'Reilly: http://www.oreillyschool.com/courses/php-
Since you've said they all access the same scripts, I'll assume that
there is no instances of redirection or function calls based on
browser, then?
Can you pinpoint where it is that you are losing the session var (which page)?
Have you looked at the sites with Live Headers (FF) and Fiddler (IE)
t
Most likely a cookies issue.
Are cookies turned on in one browser but not in another? Configured
differently?
On Wed, 19 Mar 2008, PaulCheung wrote:
Has anybody run across this before?
I am using three different browsers to test the same PHP scripts and MySQL
database. The application's
Has anybody run across this before?
I am using three different browsers to test the same PHP scripts and MySQL
database. The application's scripts work by sharing/passing SESSIONS
variables.
Here is the problem, in one browser (Explorer) all works as expected and the
session variable nam
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 1:03 PM, csnyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Also, that implies that _any_ app using WebKit for rendering is going
> to share cookies, and that should definitely not be the case. Ew.
... and that is exactly what happens, even when using Fluid.app
browsers that are suppos
Rob Marscher wrote:
> I found that the Safari RSS reader and Mail app share cookies with Safari
> itself but use different user-agent strings.
That sounds like a bug / vulnerability to me. Why does Mail.app need
my cookies?
Also, that implies that _any_ app using WebKit for rendering is goin
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 3:20 PM, Rob Marscher
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One other possibility... do you use browser user-agents as part of
> your session security? And if so, do you have rss feeds? I found
> that the Safari RSS reader and Mail app share cookies with Safari
> itself but use
