2+ million users, I'm sure the Mrs. can get it fixed, and embed a C++
mod for you on that one. :-) ed
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 9:34 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i've been playing around with wordpress a bit because the now mrs. needed a
> quick website, and this seemed quickest and fastest
Thanks everyone for your feedback on this. And I will implement said
suggestions, and read up on the session_id().
I'd just like to make everyone aware that this application isn't
passing any sensitive data or concerned with credit card
processing...it merely needs to put items in the cart an
Ajai Khattri wrote:
>
> Sure, but most people reading this are shaking their heads because
the PHP
> session functions handle sessions IDs for you, no need to generate this
> yourself. The session ID should be stored in a cookie and the cookie
needs
> to be checked for in every page. PHP's ses
Hello Kristina,
David summed this up pretty darn well. I don't see why you are reluctant
to use session_id and the other functions. It solves all the problems
I can see that you are mentioning.
Maybe you could create a test script to play with session_id to get a
better feel for how it works,
Kristina Anderson wrote:
Yes, but if I do $_SESSION['cart_id'], it is effectively the same
thing, I'm using this random string as an identifier for the unique
cart. This is effectively the same as $_SESSION['session_id'] -- only
the name is different.
No, it is not effectively the same.
Fir
i've been playing around with wordpress a bit because the now mrs. needed a
quick website, and this seemed quickest and fastest solution. yes, i like it
and love the community behind it, but i'm not sure if there is a serious bug
within wordpress, but i've notice that some processes get hung
On Wed, 20 Aug 2008, Kristina Anderson wrote:
> I've got everything going into the database in a table whose structure
> is prodID, sessionID fields in each row, so they can add an unlimited
> amount of stuff. I just have to guard against that sessionID changing
> because it will wipe out thei
Kristina Anderson wrote:
$rand=rand(1,9);
$session_id=$rand.substr(md5($REMOTE_ADDR), 0, 11+$rand);
$session_id.=substr(md5(rand(1,100)), rand(1,32-$rand), 21-$rand);
session_id($session_id);
session_start();
$_SESSION['sessionid'] = $session_id;
OH my God!
http://www.php.net/session
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