Bug #8588 Updated: CODE of: Session does not work outside the folder it was created in
| From: | sniper@php.net | Date: | Sat, 12 May 2001 01:12:51 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #8588 Updated: CODE of: Session does not work outside the folder it was created in | ||
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ID: 8588
Updated by: sniper
Reported By: neville_lewis@yahoo.com
Old-Status: Duplicate
Status: Closed
Bug Type: *Session related
Operating system:
PHP Version: 4.0.4
Assigned To:
Comments:
Previous Comments:
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[2001-01-08 04:16:39] neville_lewis@yahoo.com
I have started a session in a file in one folder however when that page calls another file
in another folder then the session variable does not carry.... I am using the
session_start() statement in every page in the
other folder .....
It works fine with all the files in the same folder that the session was started in, but
when it comes to the files in any other folder it does not work......
I am using php4 with Apache on win95 downloaded from php4win.de
If anyone knows about this problem or knows where I can get an answer to it please contact
me at neville_lewis@yahoo.com
I want to write one login script for my site and keep it in one folder and call that in
all the pages in various folders.....
Thanks
Neville Lewis.
CODE below is of the two files in the 2 different folders
The variable $val is registered in "f1_file1.php" and
gets printed in "f1_file2.php"
BUT NOT IN "f2_file1.php"
Tell me what is wrong here ?
I am using php4, Apache, windows95
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FOLDER: /www/session/f1/
FILE: "f1_file1.php"
<?session_start();
$val="Hello val";
session_register("val");
echo "session registered";
?>
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FILE: "f1_file2.php"
<?session_start();
echo "displaying session val in SAME FOLDER below<br>";
echo $val;
?>
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FOLDER: /www/session/f2/
FILE: "f2_file1.php"
<?session_start();
echo "displaying session val in DIFFERENT FOLDER below<br>";
echo $val;
?>
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