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Posted by Erwin Moller on 05/13/05 11:11
LucasGT wrote:
Hi Lucas,
>>> <META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh
>>> CONTENT="0;url=http:/my.url.com/?params=zdazdazda">
>
>> That is a strange URL, but if it works, fine. :-)
>
> Actually, the true URL is more bizarre than this one, but if it works,
> fine :-D
>
>> If you go to the side, does the same popup also make the session
> disappear?
>
> I'm afreaid I don't understant what you mean by " If you go to the side
> " ?
You don't understand because I make a typo.
Sorry. :-)
I ment SITE as in website.
My question to you was: If you visit the http:/my.url.com/?params=zdazdazda
straight without the redirection, and the popup comes up, is your session
lost too?
Because if that is the case: The popup alone is responsible for the
sessionloss.
>
> in fact, I don't own the code but have access to it, and I'm able to do
> a lot of change in it
> I'll try to see if / how the pop-up can delete the session (cookie) on
> the client side. I'm quite sure it ain't a javascript thing, but what I
> didn't tell you is that the popup is a pdf.
>
> Another thing : if I copy/paste the _strange_ URL directly in a browser
> window, no problemo. The session's never lost.
excactly. That is what I wanted you to test. :-)
Hmm...
Honestly I am baffled.
This must be something very obscure.
>
> Thank you for your advices. I'll inform you of my progress.
Please do: I am very curious what it turns out to be.
Regards,
Erwin Moller
PS: A tip.
I had a lot of help using a developerplugin for firefox to solve
session/cookie related problems.
Look for: Web Developer 0.9.3 "Adds a menu and a toolbar with various web
developer tools"
for example: Maybe you are using session_start(), but you do not use it on
every page. With this tool you can easily compare what changes in the
cookies and what is send. Look for PHPSESSIONID, or whatever you called it
in you php.ini.
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