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Posted by Erwin Moller on 09/20/05 14:10
Fran García wrote:
> I´ve a big problem with the session variables. I load audio files into
> media player using as src a php script that check some session
> variables and then load the audio file, something like that
>
> <mediaplayer src="displayfile.php?filename=myaudiofile.mp3">
>
> but in the script displayfile.php, I cannot access to the session
> variables. Is there a way to see the session variables in the example
> above?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Fran García
Hi,
You above example has no sessionvariables.
Most of the time the SESSION is kept by a cookie, but as part of the URL it
is also possible.
In the last case you would expect something like:
<mediaplayer
src="displayfile.php?filename=myaudiofile.mp3&PHPSESSID=gjfds6a75fsda6f4">
I would advise you first to check if session works as you expect, and then
start working on streaming the audiofiles.
This is a good place to start:
http://nl3.php.net/session
Many things can go wrong when using sessions, to name a few:
- different domains do not share cookie and session
- you force session in cookie (via php.ini) but visitor blocks cookies.
- PHP cannot write sessionfiels away to some dir because of permissions.
etc.etc.
So maybe the thing to do is first figuring out with a simple script IF your
sessions work.
Good luck!
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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