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Posted by dangerd on 04/10/07 06:21
On Apr 10, 6:44 am, iktorn <s...@phpfreelancer.net> wrote:
> dangerd napisał(a):
>
> > On Apr 9, 8:52 pm, iktorn <s...@phpfreelancer.net> wrote:
> >> dangerd napisał(a):
>
> > Hello,
>
> > I got rid of the session_register() and the problem persists. I think
> > what is happening is that the $_SESSION[$authdata] (I took your
> > advise on board) dissapears after five or so refreshes but then
> > reappears after another refresh. There does not seem to be a pattern
> > on the number of refreshes it takes for $authdata to dissapear.
> > Strange...
>
> > Duncs
>
> There is always some reasonable solution for such problems ;)
>
> Inhttp://www.multidome.co.uk/test/gallery.txtauthorisation.php
> is included afer DOCTYPE declaration, therefore session_start()
> isn't called at the beginning of the script and your session is being
> lost (if you don't have some output buffering turned on).
>
> The proper way of using session is:
>
> <?
> //must be called on every page
> session_start();
> //after calling session_start(), assign anything to $_SESSION
> $_SESSION['foo']='bar';
> //now let's generate HTML
> ?>
> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
> "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
> <title>Multidome- The UK's favorite telescopic pool enclosure.</TITLE>
> <?
> //you can use $_SESSION also after sending text to the browser
> $_SESSION['foo2']='kkk';
> ?>
>
> If it didn't solve your problem, turn on debugging (including E_NOTICE
> reporting) - it's the best way to find some bugs in code.
>
> --
> Wiktor Walchttp://phpfreelancer.net
Wiktor,
I have tried what you suggested but the problem, still persists. I
have updated the txt code so you can see for yourself.
....any more ideas?
Thanks
Duncs
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